I was wondering if any of you knew of other modules besides CGI that can upload files or a simple code to start from. The more I work on this the more I realize how much cross platform support CGI has. The down side for me if I use CGI is I'm only working on a few OS type windows and Unix/Linux

My attempt to make what I was using from CGI is mostly completed and I left this part for last. The speed gained was as mush as I expected for the features that are completed now. I use some of the same variable names and function names like CGI so I don't have to fix programs in the portal.
Progress of features for my module:
GET, POST, PUT Parameters
Write and Read Cookies
File's Upload
Header's Content
Security settings - some

Any development suggestion are welcomed.

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