I am a beginner but I have some comments:
1. You should keep the passwords crypted on the file. It is simple to crypt
them
2. You can use "foreach(...) but if you will have a big file, it will eat
too much memory.
It would be even more simple to use "while()
3. Is the user allowed to choose th
Spider Man wrote:
>
> I am writing a web CGI form for intranet network use. Everything is NT
> based and I need some secure verification. I can grab the information of
> what machine has been used to submit the form. However, is there any way I
> can find out the username used to log into the ma
Fred,
This is very interesting. Do you know what it does
under the covers? I'm just curious because I'm
currently getting trained in XML, and this seems like
exactly the type of thing that one uses XML for,
incorporating data from another site into your own. If
that's what this module really do
I am writing a web CGI form for intranet network use. Everything is NT based and I
need some secure verification. I can grab the information of what machine has been
used to submit the form. However, is there any way I can find out the username used to
log into the machine that the form was se
Links --
What a funny name you have...
...and then LinkS On WeB said...
%
% using the stat function, say I was using $stat[9],
% which displays the time of the file, how would I make
% it just display the date. Month-DayofMonth-Year
Take the seconds that come out of stat and feed them to local
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> using the stat function, say I was using $stat[9],
> which displays t
using the stat function, say I was using $stat[9],
which displays the time of the file, how would I make
it just display the date. Month-DayofMonth-Year
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Amy --
First of all, you might get a better response to this on the beginners
list, since it's not really a CGI matter. That aside, though, ...
...and then Amy Kim said...
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% I am looking for web sites teaching differences or comparison of Shell and Perl.
Does anybody know any good web sites
I am looking for web sites teaching differences or comparison of Shell and Perl. Does
anybody know any good web sites for that?
Amy
--- "Greg D." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I was wondering if anyone knew the best way to upload a file and then
> populate the text area with the text file you just selected. Is there any
> way to do that with perl and cgi instead of having to use javascript?
> Or if that i
I have been working on a simple mail script using Net::SMTP; and the script works
fine...but I was wondering, we had some coldfusion mail scripts, that were written by
an e-commerce company, stop working... then i was going over my code and i realized
that I never used $smtp->quit; DUN dun dun
Hello,
I was wondering if anyone knew the best way to upload a file and then
populate the text area with the text file you just selected. Is there any
way to do that with perl and cgi instead of having to use javascript?
Or if that is not possible in perl and cgi is there a way to sav
Perl programming is like the Breakfast Bar at Shoneys! Take what you want and leave
the rest.
Ask questions, ask questions, ask questions.
-Original Message-
From: "Janek Schleicher"<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed Jun 12 01:42:23 PDT 2002
Subject: Re: form display pr
You might want to think about crypting those passwords. Plain text still
leaves the information somewhat vulnerable, especially if you have them in a
flat text file that is being written to in a directory chmod'd 777. Two
suggestions:
- Check out Lincoln Stein's Crypt::CBC
modul
It worked! I had to correct some syntax problems I had but after that I got it
rolling. Thank you very much! I'll try suggestions next time before I just assume
that they won't work.
I'm still confused by it but I'll study it maybe understand why it works. LOL
On Wed, 12 June 2002, David vd
Hi Martin,
This is because you didn't use the back-tick's :
$stuff=`rsh server2 -l user /bin/uname -X`;
(Don't mix them up with the <'> );
This will actualy execute the command, currently you only set a var.
Also system() and exec() could help you out.
Regs David
>
> Hi everybody,
>
> I don
Hi everybody,
I don't know to solve this CGI problem:
My CGI script run on the one server1 and I want get the result from another
server2 like this:
#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w
$delay = 10;
$date = "/bin/date";
$stuff="rsh server2 -l user /bin/uname -X";
print "Refresh: ", $delay, "\n";
print "Con
I got this from a Perl list at Builder.com, I thought it would be interesting to
share, something folks may want to include it on their web sites:
Retrieve weather data with Geo::WeatherNOAA
Perl's WeatherNOAA module gives you easy access to current weather information and
short-term forecast
--- David T-G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> ...
>> % "Programming Perl"?) says that "comment", when
>> used as
>> % a translator keyword following "=for", is by
>
> Whoa! You found that in there?? Do you have 3e or
> 2e? I couldn't find
> any POD commands in my 2e ("Covers Perl5!") copy,
> whic
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