How can I move any type of file (text, sound, image, etc) from one folder on my website to another? I have a company hosting my site if that makes any difference, so it's not my computer I'm running it on.

For an example I want the image 

/home/fred/public_html/temp/image.gif

[download]
To be moved to 
/home/fred/public_html/final/image.gif

[download]
This has to be done via CGI, so please don't give me a command-line or shell line to do it with. I want 2 stages of files for my script, so when the admin approves of it it'll be moved from folder1 to folder2. Otherwise it'll stay and rott so no one on the site sees it.

thank you everyone

In reply to moving files from folder1 to folder2 by Anonymous Monk

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