CGI Uploader 2.14 Perl script

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CGI Uploader module allows you to manage CGI uploads using SQL database. This module is designed to help with the task of managing files uploaded through a CGI application.The files are stored on the file system, and the file attributes stored in a SQL database. Once you are done playing with the application, you may wish to clean up the database. Assuming you've used these resources only for this example, you can clean up easily: - delete all the images in the 'uploads' sub-directory. - delete all the rows from address_book() and uploads() tables. # do not disturb the line below.. Thanks # arch-tag: b70d1f18-3303-47c8-ac90-64385d483f44 Requirements: · CGI::Application · HTML::Template · CGI::Application::ValidateRM · SQL::Abstract
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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