I have a database with the following fields.
lname fnam M acct# mrmbirth Postdate Post# drln
drfn m disch
DOE,JOHN,R,00037839842,207337,02151956,04072003,01980,LastName,FirstName,L,04102003
I have a very simple script which splits the delimiter , and sh
> Hello,
>
> is there a way of finding out, which modules are installed on a remote
> machine using a script?
>
> there's this scenario:
>
> I will have a website up soon, with CGI's - but I don't know, what
> modules are installed... so I'd write a script, that shows / lists all
> available
I'm not 100% sure of the security ramifications of this, but I believe you
chmod your script to 4711 and change your shebang to #!/usr/bin/perl -w -U.
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Scot Robnett
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From: Octavian Rasnita [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi,
What should I need to do if I want one or more of my CGI programs to be run
by Apache user but in fact to run them by my own account?
I want to do this because I need to upload files, create directories and
other tasks with some programs, and Apache user doesn't have the right
permissions for
Mark,
Try this. It is completly untested so you may have to tweak it a
bit.
I wrote it this morning before having coffee.
Kristofer
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
use CGI::Carp 'fatalsToBrowser';
use CGI;
sub writeToFile{
my $result = shift || return; # Returns if undefined
open
>
> PermanentRedirect "localhost/cgi-bin/blah.cgi"
>
This both work and doesn't work...
the correct line should be:
RedirectPermanent /index.html
http://localhost/cgi-bin/blah.cgi
the problem is that the 2nd argument of
RedirectPermanent must be an URL (not a URL
path)...what if someone is bro
> I totally agree...the only reason I installed 2.0 in
> the first place is I didn't want the trouble of
> compiling and installing the WebDAV module...which as
> it turns out, never really worked when I try to use m$
> w2k's own client...well, that belongs to another forum...
I have a question r
> Go read up on that, I highly doubt that exact
context will work. And as I
> said, I work with Apache 1.3, not 2.0. They got
some more work to do on the
> 2.0 series yet before I even think about
switching...
I totally agree...the only reason I installed 2.0 in
the first place is I didn't want t
> okay...here is another point...say this is my main
> page, I want the user to c it when it browses to
> http://localhost/
> if I am using an Apache2 for win32 server...is it
> possible for the server to call my perl script when
> the user browses to http://localhost/ (no localhost of
> course) ..
> Yeah, I think I am finally getting this...
> so in my template.html file, I write this:
> ...*
>
> and in a perl script, (I am not using sql, in fact, I
> am just reading from a text file) I read from the
> file, assign the proper html tag value* to a variable
> $quote_of_the_day*
> and then I us
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