Hi, Please go through my code. I am trying to upload files to server using a form. The file is created in the proper place but content is blank (size is zero). I didn't get any idea to debug this... here is my code ... 
$fname     =$query->param('filename');

$upload_dir="/usr/web/doc";

$upfile=$fname;
$upfile=~ s/\\/\//g;     ##     Replace all \'s with /'s.


##     Extract the upload file's name.
@path=split(/\//,$upfile);
$upload_file= $upload_dir."/".$path[$#path];

open(MYFILE,">$upload_file") || die $!; 
binmode MYFILE; 
while($bytesread=read($fname,$data,1024))
{
   $size+=$bytesread;
   print MYFILE $data; 
} 
close(MYFILE);

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Thanks

Edit: Added <code> tags. larsen

In reply to uploaded file is not proper by Anonymous Monk

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