Hello there!
I wrote a script which I tested on Linux and Windows XP.
The following code works differently on the OS.
$path = /data/../dir/Sound
$filename = $query->param('filename');
open(DIR,">$path/$filename");
binmode(DIR);
print DIR $_;
close (DIR);
On Linux, instead of the $filename being written to the Sound directory,
I get the message "/data/../dir/Sound/ Is a directory. It doesn't seem to
read the filename.On Windows XP it works right, but the problem is I'm supposed to do it on Linux. Please help. Chaos, Collette. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
