Try with at temporary file: 
my $C = new CGI;
my $filehandle = $C->upload('file');
open OUTFILE, ">/tmp/tmpfile" or die "Can't create: $!";
while (<$filehandle>) {print OUTFILE;}
close OUTFILE or die "Can't close: $!";

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and then the ftp stuff with $ftp->put('/tmp/tmpfile').
This will of cause not be good enough in a multi-user environment, where you'll need to handle simultaneous uploads. You will have to create a unique temporary name, perhaps with File::MkTemp.

/brother t0mas

In reply to RE: Actually... by t0mas
in thread Net::FTP and param() by NeverMore

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