At 08:36 AM 9/3/2001 -0700, Mark Bergeron wrote:
>Let me also add, unlike *nix, you may run scripts from virtualy any folder
>you see fit on Win (within wwwroot for the web of course). Everything is
>really governed by the permissions and etc... you set on the folder
>itself. In some cases it m
At 09:07 AM 9/3/2001 -0700, Lynn Glessner wrote:
>That did it - thanks :) I am slowly but surely getting this changed over.
>
>I changed
>to
>http://198.162.0.1/scripts/sl3.pl";
>
>(Obviously if I decided to make this public I would need a different IP or
>hopefully a DNS name.)
>
>I can't believe
That did it - thanks :) I am slowly but surely getting this changed over.
I changed
http://198.162.0.1/scripts/sl3.pl";
(Obviously if I decided to make this public I would need a different IP or
hopefully a DNS name.)
I can't believe this is taking me so long, when the script WORKS on a
differe
Let me also add, unlike *nix, you may run scripts from virtualy any folder you see fit
on Win (within wwwroot for the web of course). Everything is really governed by the
permissions and etc... you set on the folder itself. In some cases it makes sense to
name the cgi folder something less obvi
Hi Gunther,
yes, you are right - maybe my answer was a bit flippent - it was only meant
to be a conversational addition to the thread rather than a definitive
answer ;-)
By "access to the DB" I meant a valid SQL login.
I enjoyed reading that URL you posted. Seeing the SQL being returned to the
w
Sorry Lynn,
should have specified a bit more why your form action
'didn't look right' to me.
Basically you put an absolute file path to the perl
file - specifying the drive letter etc. web servers
deal in urls http:// or / or myfolder/file etc.
"c:\inetpub\wwwroot" is the default document root f
Hi Lynn,
Your FORM ACTION="c:\inetpub\scripts\sl3.pl" doesn't look right; if
'scripts' is a root level (or virtual root) directory then then path would
be ="\scripts\s13.pl".
make that change andd see what happens.
regards
Joel
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