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Well, you certainly have pegged me.
I am definately a rookie, but eager to learn. This is only my second perl/cgi program. I do not know all of the modules available or even how to use them.. But I am learning through trial and error and that is why I decided to post my lame code here.

To get input, opinions and suggestions to better ways. If you can show me ways to improve this particular program to excellent perl code. I will learn from it and be able to apply this knowledge to my next attempt. Thanks

(btw) Uber is a german word meaning super

~UberDragon13

In reply to UberSecure v1.5.2 comments by UberDragon13
in thread html/file security cgi [revisited] by UberDragon13

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