####################################### ## Perl Services Upload Helper v1.0 ## ## http://www.perlservices.com ## ## perlservices@perlservices.com ## ## ########################################### ## You should carefully read all of the following terms and conditions ## ## before using this program. Your use of this software indicates your ## ## acceptance of this license agreement and warranty. ## ## This program is being distributed as freeware. It may be used ## ## free of charge, but not modified below the line specified. This copyright ## ## must remain intact. ## ## ## ## By using this program you agree to indemnify Perl Services from any ## ## liability. ## ## ## ## Selling the code for this program without prior written consent is ## ## expressly forbidden. Obtain permission before redistributing this ## ## program over the Internet or in any other medium. In all cases the ## ## copyright must remain intact. ## ## ## ## There are security hazards involved with this script. ## ################################################################################ This script will allow you to upload up to 10 files to your server at a time, using a newer browser that allows file uploads. I would suggest you keep it in a password-protected directory, in order that people cannot upload to your server against your will. You will have to chmod this upload-to directory 777 which will is a security hazard. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Upload psupload.cgi to any directory that allows CGI scripts to be run in it. (CGI-Bin or otherwise) 2. Chmod psupload.cgi with 755 permissons. You can do this easily with an FTP program, or by telneting into your server. 3. Chmod the directory which you would be the files to be uploaded to with 777 permissons. 4. Edit psupload.cgi, and change: A. The first line to reflect where Perl is on your server. B. Scroll down for further instructions as to what more to edit. 5. Either use the included psupload.htm to upload your scripts, or make your own. The HTML file has a couple vital parts. The following will outline it: These tags must be in place for all documents.
This line calls the CGI. Must have that ENCTYPE tag. This brings up the text box and the browse button so you can choose the file to upload. Name can be FILE1, FILE2, FILE3, etc, all the way up to 10. This will make the button that actually makes it upload the files, and redirects to the page as chosen on psupload.cgi when editting it.
Close off the form, body, and HTML page. That should be all! If you have any questions, email us at perlservices@perlservices.com.