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I have a funny feeling there is more relevant code to be posted here, but for starters:

-set $| to 1;

-use read instead of <> to grab the info n bytes at a time, like this

while ($size = read($file,$data,1024)) {
         print SAVE $data || die "Could not print to $file";
         $total_size += $size;
      }
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humbly,
novitiate
"...goodnight you princes of main(e)" --The Cider House Rules

In reply to Re: uploading large files with CGI.pm by novitiate
in thread uploading large files with CGI.pm by karmakidd2

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