Hi,

thanks for your suggestions.

'$src' contains the name of the file to be uploaded (i.e. '123.jpg'). The value comes from a html-formular.

I want to upload a file, so - as far as i know - i don't have to open it and there is no handle. But i have to admit, that i don't really aunderstand how uploading-process works.

As alredy mentioned, i use a simelar code in another script, where it works fine. Below is the working function (comments are translated) for comparation...

    if($file=~/[\w _\.\-\(\)\+]+\.jpg/i) {

      # --- Zieldateiennamen erstelle und Datei öffnen     => engl.: c
+reate destination-file-name and open
      $sname = time.'.'.$ENV{'REMOTE_ADDR'}.' - '.$ueberschrift.' - '.
+$unterschrift.' - '.$file;
      $sname =~ s/ä/ae/g;    $sname =~ s/Ä/Ae/g;
      $sname =~ s/ö/oe/g;    $sname =~ s/Ö/Oe/g;
      $sname =~ s/ü/ue/g;    $sname =~ s/Ü/Ue/g;
      $sname =~ s/ß/ss/g;
      $fname = '../Content/Gaestebuch/'.$sname;

      open DAT,'>'.$fname or die 'Error processing file: ',$!;

      # --- Dateien in den Binaer-Modus schalten       => engl.: switc
+h to bin-mode
      binmode $file;
      binmode DAT;

      # --- Datei hochladen    => engl.: Upload
      my $data;
      while(read $file,$data,640000) {        print DAT $data;    }
      close DAT;
    }

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As you see, also here '$file' (= '$src' in the other function) is not a handle.

In reply to Re: CGI-Upload / Bad File Number by frnk
in thread CGI-Upload / Bad File Number by frnk

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