Forcing Unique Filenames on Upload

Is there any way to insure/force a file that is being uploaded via scp
will have a unique filename? I want users to be able to upload files
without inadvertently overwriting existing files.

I am using OpenSSH v4.3 on a Fedora Core 5 system.

Thanks in advance.
Steve

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