i wrote the script... apache web server, files are being created in the windows(98) directory that the script resides in... heres part of the code... 
if ($Data[3] eq "recieve") {
   $Data[11] = $fHandle->upload($Label[11]);
   $Data[12] = $fHandle->upload($Label[12]);
   if ((length($Data[11]) > 4)&&(lc(substr($Data[11],length($Data[11])
+ - 4)) eq "\.jpg")) {
      open (FULLSIZE, ">".$Root."/records/classifieds/fullsize/".$Data
+[2]."/".$Data[10]."\.jpg");
      binmode(FULLSIZE);
      while (read($Data[11], $fBuffer, 1024)) {print FULLSIZE $fBuffer
+}
      close (FULLSIZE);
      if ((length($Data[12]) > 4)&&(lc(substr($Data[12],length($Data[1
+2]) - 4)) eq "\.jpg")) {
         open (THUMBNAIL, ">".$Root."/records/classifieds/thumbnail/".
+$Data[2]."/".$Data[10]."\.jpg");
         binmode(THUMBNAIL);
         while (read($Data[12], $fBuffer, 1024)) {print THUMBNAIL $fBu
+ffer}
         close (THUMBNAIL);
         goto RecieveDone;
         }
      copy($Root."/records/classifieds/fullsize/".$Data[2]."/".$Data[1
+0]."\.jpg", $Root."/records/classifieds/thumbnail/".$Data[2]."/".$Dat
+a[10]."\.jpg");
      }
RecieveDone:
   $Data[11] = $Data[12] = "";
   @Data = sub::clearcarry(0,@Data);
   @Data = sub::pushcommand("preview",@Data);
   goto AllDone;
   }

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you mean there's any easier way?

In reply to Re: Re: Re: How do I delete temporary upload files? by PriNet
in thread How do I delete temporary upload files? by PriNet

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