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I've made a module with exactly the same name once in a while. CGI-Upload-0.01.tar.gz...

And I remember CGI::Upload was once registered on CPAN modules list with me the author. (But I thought my CGI::Upload implementation was not enough to publish, so had kept it hidden on the list).

You can go your way, but mine also handles MacIE's macbinary stuff automagicaly. So give it a shot before uploading it to CPAN.

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Tatsuhiko Miyagawa
miyagawa@cpan.org

In reply to Re: CGI::Upload - CGI class for handling browser file uploads by miyagawa
in thread CGI::Upload - CGI class for handling browser file uploads by rob_au

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