Wow, thanks! I never expected to get such an answer :-)

I didn't understand your code completely (I'm new to Perl) so I might be wrong about this but would the script run into trouble when more than one request is made in the same second (like when a user double clicks the submit button)?

And how does the script keep old files away? I don't have that much diskspace so old files have to be removed like every hour or something ... maybe I'll run a check on the previous filenames when the script is run and remove any that are too old. (?)

Anyway, thanks for your help, I really appreciate it becasuse this thing got me stuck for a few hours :-(

Sorry for the bad spelling, English isn't my first language ... or my second ;-)

Thanks,
CBAS

In reply to RE: Re: Filename in HTTP header? by Anonymous Monk
in thread Filename in HTTP header? by Anonymous Monk

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