Hello dear jZed, TedPride, monkfan and qbxk!

I entered the code world a couple years ago, and while the language keeps proving itself one of the most powerfull available, the Perl community just couldn´t be more supporting! Happy to have you guys with me!

I went with the most simple one, the -s monkfan suggested. Monkfan, this was just what I was looking for! Thanks!

You guys also mentioned the $CGI::POST_MAX variable, wich is an extra security I have added. I wan´t bothering with users landing huge files on my disk, as long as I could get rid of them after checking the handle size. But it sure is a good thing to do.

Also thanks a lot for the important info you provided on the CGI.pm internals, qbxk! Very interessting this detail, that the ->upload function is not the one triggering the upload, as I expected too. I'll keep that in mind now.

Well, all implemented. Thanks a lot folks!

André

In reply to Re^2: Limiting size of uploads by Andre_br
in thread Limiting size of uploads by Andre_br

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