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There's no trick:
system('ls -la');
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my @listing = `ls -la`;
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At 01:33 AM 07/25/2001, Mel Matsuoka wrote:
>Off the top of my head, perhaps a more secure method would be to have your
>CGI script serve as a "wrapper" to pass username/passwd data to another
>script (which has root or sudo root execute permissions) which is located
>outside the webserver/cgi ro
At 05:13 PM 07/25/2001 +0530, KK wrote:
>Hello Alessandro Lenzen -
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>I tried that. The perl script with the "adduser" command is getting executed
>if I execute it from the command prompt when I am logged in as "root", but
>the same script script doesn't get executed from the browser. The web serv
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> Von: KK [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> An: Jim Conner
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> Hello Jim/Perl Folks -
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> Cud u kindly help me with the following:
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> Just was curious i
Hello Jim/Perl Folks -
Cud u kindly help me with the following:
Just was curious if one can create system user accounts using the command
"adduser" from inside a perl script, which will be called from a browser or
from within a java servlet? Is there any other way to create dynamic system
user a
There are other ways as well.
You can use the system() function which forks into a child process, waits
for the process to complete, and returns..
system("/bin/ls");
@FILES = system("/bin/ls");
And you can use the exec() function. This function does not fork a child
process. According to th
Hi!
Try:
system "command";
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>Von: "Rahul Garg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Datum: Mit, 25. Jul 2001 10:44 Uhr
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> hello Everybody ,
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> Simple question..
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> How to run Linux commands in Perl code...
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> W
Hello Rahul -
Just prepend and append the command with the symbol - ` - mind u, this is
the back apostrophe, the first button on the keyboard from the left nad side
on the second row from top. For eg.
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#!/usr/local/bin/perl
`ls -l`;
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