Re: Uploading a file?

Rob Roudebush wrote: > Does anyone know how to upload a file to your site? perldoc CGI and search for the description of the upload() method. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Server Error on duplicate file

Robert Becker wrote: > I have a Perl CGI script in the cgi-bin directory that works just fine. I > have copied it to a file in the same directory with a different name, but > everything else is the same - The text is the same, the permissions are > the same. However, if I change the line in the c

Server Error on duplicate file

Hello all, I have a Perl CGI script in the cgi-bin directory that works just fine. I have copied it to a file in the same directory with a different name, but everything else is the same - The text is the same, the permissions are the same. However, if I change the line in the calling HTML from o

@INC question

I just installed a new package from the net, sarge, to graph sar data. The package requires few modules to be installed. GD is one of them. Here is the output from perldoc: $ perldoc perllocal User Contributed Perl Documentation PERLLOCAL(1) Wed Feb 13 16:52:48 2002: "Module" GD::G

Uploading a file?

Does anyone know how to upload a file to your site? -Rob - Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Sports - Coverage of the 2002 Olympic Games

Re: sql question

Donn wrote: > this question seems to be unrelated to perl but merely sql. that's right. you'd probably be better off posting to a more appropriate forum. this page has several for oracle: http://www.faqs.org/faqs/databases/oracle-faq/ > can somebody pls. help me with sql on how > to page

sql question

this question seems to be unrelated to perl but merely sql. but i am generating a web page displaying the data from oracle db, using perl script..i have one problem though with my SQL.. can somebody pls. help me with sql on how to page the resultset from a select query... say page 1 contains

Re: permissions question

Andrew, If your web-server is set up correctly, then no files in the cgi-bin should be able viewable. I have .txt files in my cgi-bin, but if I try to view them with a browser, I get a "No such file or directory" error. Even if I try to ftp://mysite.com/cgi-bin/file.txt I still can't see it. Ha

RE: permissions question

>>I can see how that would be ideal. However, I am not able to do that at >>this time. Short of keeping it outside of a web server, what security >>precautions (including permissions 666 etc.) could I take to keep people >>from viewing the text file from the browser. how about giving the file a

RE: permissions question

I can see how that would be ideal. However, I am not able to do that at this time. Short of keeping it outside of a web server, what security precautions (including permissions 666 etc.) could I take to keep people from viewing the text file from the browser. Thanks, Andrew -Original Messa

permissions question

I have a pipe delimited text file in which I am collecting form submissions. I have the permissions currently set to 666. The problem is that if someone can figure out the path the .txt file, they can view it from their browser. I do not want this to happen. After a period of time, I am planning

RE: Printing a file from the print statement

That is not working because $cardbody is reading the text between the markers as plain text, not processing commands. Try this instead and see how it works for you. open(OUTFILE,">>$FILE_NAME"); # >> means append to the end # of the file. If you want to