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      I have replace all existing $HTTP_POST_FILES by $_FILES and all $HTTP_POST_VARS
      by $_POST.




Yes, you have to do that. Luckily it is just a bunch of search and replaces in most instances when going from one type of server to another with the register globals set properly, i.e. off.

I am probably going to be pretty hopeless when it comes with Windows. I have a development environment installed on my XP machine (MySQL, Apache 2, PHP, Zend Debugger) but I almost never use it: I do my work directly on either production or staging/test servers.

I wrote the blobupload specifically so that I, and others, would not have to mess around with filesystem permissions with file uploads: but there is that "/tmp" file that I reference, so that may be causing some problems: Windows has the Apache temp file for file uploads and also sessions some where else.