Your exellence, greatest monks and not so greate. I'm asking to help me in one problem. I'm just the beginner in Perl wisdom and surely have some problems.. It is in CGI. When I want to transmit some files from form, I use "enctype=multipart/form-data" and "method=post". In script: 
read(STDIN,$form_data,$ENV{'CONTENT_LENGTH'});
open (FILE,""something.log");
print $form_data;
close(FILE);

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Doing all that and then checking have this: in file "something.log": ------------- 1234567890 #(just some --- and some numbers Maybe something wrong... I couldn't make anything myself. I really need a wisdom advise...

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