Hi, Its me again, the guy with the original problem. Right, heres the code I use so far for JUST uploading a file. It does not use CGI.pm. I wanted all the code on one page so I could see how it worked using my own variable names, etc. Here it is: 
#!/usr/bin/perl
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
#SET MAXIMUM FILE SIZE
#################################################
$maxfilesize = 30508; # 30.2kb

#CHECK FILE SIZE
#################################################
$len = $ENV{'CONTENT_LENGTH'};
 if ($len > $maxfilesize) {
     print "file is bigger than 30.2kb, sorry\n";
     exit;
  }

#SET PATH VARIABLES
################################################
$|        = 1;
$upath    = "/absolute/path/to/upload/dir/";
$uindex   = "/absolute/path/to/upload/dir/upload.index";
$tempfile = $upath . $ENV{'REMOTE_ADDR'};
#READ IN BUFFER AND WRITE TO TEMP FILE
################################################

read(STDIN, $buffer, $ENV{'CONTENT_LENGTH'});
open (x,">$tempfile");
print x $buffer;
close (x);

#OPEN TEMP FILE AND PROCESS IT
################################################
open (temp,$tempfile);

#PULL OUT MIME/MULTIPART
################################################
$_ = <temp>;
($vernum) = /(\d+)/;

# Next line of the file contains the filename in the format:
# filename="C:\windows\win.ini"
# KEEP ONLY PART WITHIN QUOTES
################################################
$_ = <temp>;
$filetemp = $1 if (/filename=\"(.*)\"/);

#REMOVE FULL PATH NAME
################################################
@pathz = (split(/\\/,$filetemp));
$filetempb = $pathz[$#pathz];
@pathza = (split('/',$filetempb));
$filename = $pathza[$#pathza];

#IF FILENAME IS BLANK, SHOW ERROR MESSAGE
###############################################
if ($filename eq "") {<br>
    print "Oops, the you did not give a valid file name\n\n";
    close(temp);
    `rm $tempfile`;
    }

#CREATE FILE IN UPLOAD DIR
###############################################
open (outfile, ">$upath$filename");

# Now we don't care about the Content-type of this, so<br> we'll pass 
+that up
$junk = <temp>;
$junk = <temp>;

#READ/WRITE ALL APART FROM MIME/MULTIPART BIT
##############################################
while (<temp>) {
   if (!(/-{28,29}$vernum/)) {
        print outfile $_;
        }
   }


#ALL DONE, CLOSE AND PRINT SUCCESS MSG
##############################################
close (temp);
close (outfile);
`rm $tempfile`;

print "Your file <i>$filename</i> has been successfully<br> transferre
+d to this site.<br>\n";
exit;

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So theres the code, anyone know how I can pass through 3 VARIABLES too?. I do need the variables for security but at this stage the user has already logged in. I just like to constantly pass throught a username and password so that the .cgi script cant be accessed on its own without going through the login.

Im pretty new to all this so I really am sorry if I sound like a gimp. lol Really appreciate more help on this, thanks for all the replies everyone, Ill make sure I put you on the Thanks Page. :)

In reply to Re: Re: File Upload - AND hidden values by Anonymous Monk
in thread File Upload - AND hidden values by Anonymous Monk

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