CONFIGURE VARIABLES
$Data = "/var/www/html/ftp";
# On your server, create a directory where this program will write the files
# to. Make sure you CHMOD this directory to 777. If you do NOT specify a $Data
# directory, the program will attempt to write to the web root directory.
# NOTE: YOU SHOULD ALWAYS SPECIFY A DIRECTORY TO STORE THE UPLOAD
@good_extensions = ();
# If you want to limit the types of extension that can be uploaded, specify them
# here by adding them to the array. For example, if you wanted to permit only
# the upload of gif's, jpg's and png's, then you would set the above array to
# look like this:
# @good_extensions = ('gif', 'jpg', 'jpeg', 'png');
#
@bad_extensions = ('exe');
# If you want to permit the upload of all file types with only certain exceptions,
# then specify those extensins in the bad_extensions array. This means that if set
# this array to contain .exe, .pl, .cgi files, then the program will only store a
# file if the extension of that file is NOT found in this array.
# To set the array to exclude these sample extensions, you would set it like this:
# @bad_extensions = ('exe', 'cgi', 'pl');
#
# NOTE: If you specify both @good_extensions and @bad_extensions, then
# the settings in @bad_extensions will be ignored and the program will
# use @good_extensions as it's refrence.
$redirect = "
http://www.scratchthat.co.uk/ftp/uploadcomp.htm";
# When the upload of files is complete, the program must print someting out on the
# browser screen. Set the $redirect variable to the full URL (don't forget the
http://)
# that you want the person taken to once the program is finished. If you don't specify
# a URL here, the program will print out a simple upload summary page.
$max_size = 1024;
# Set the maximum size of each file that is permitted. For example, if you only want
# files to be uploaded that are under 50Kb in size, set the value to:
# $max_size = 50;
# If you set the value to zero, remove it or comment it out, then the size of the
# uploaded file will NOT be checked.
$max_num_files = 5;
# You must specify the maximum number of files that can be uploaded at one time. You
# can set this to any number you want but be realistic. The limit before the server
# times out will depend on the maximum size of the upload. I have tested this program
# with ASCII files up to 8MB in size successfully but that was on a particularly
# robust server. I recommend that you set this no higher than 5 if you are going to
# be using this for larger binary files such as images or executables or word docs, etc.
# If you remove, comment out or set this value to zero, the program will default the
# value to 1 file.
$auto_rename = 1;
# This variable tells the program whether or not to over-write or reject like
# named files. Therefore, if you upload a file with a name that already exists
# on the server, set this value for the appropriate following results:
# 0 => Overwrite the existing file
# 1 => Leave existing file in place, serialize the name of the new
# new file (i.e. some_book.doc, some_book1.doc, some_book2.doc, etc)
# 2 => Reject the new file. Leaves the original file in place and rejects
# the new file so that it is not saved.
# The default setting of this var is 0.
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