Re: grep pattern problem

TapasranjanMohapatra [T], on Wednesday, April 27, 2005 at 11:33 (+0530) has on mind: T> How do I set the path for CGI? If I do a print on $ENV{'PATH'}, T> I get /sbin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin that's ok. #!/usr/bin/perl $| = 1; #always use this print "Content-type: tex

RE: grep pattern problem

-Original Message- From: Ing. Branislav Gerzo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tue 4/26/2005 8:51 PM To: beginners-cgi@perl.org Subject: Re: grep pattern problem TapasranjanMohapatra [T], on Monday, April 25, 2005 at 17:51 (+0530) wrote: T> The directory and files have all permissions

Re: About unoffical HTTP headers

Hi, Charles K. Clarkson: > This is the first I have heard there were unofficial HTTP headers > and you have me curious. Why would you want to see these? Are you > writing a low level server script? We just use HTTP protocol transferring our customized messages. The client side is implemente

Re: About unoffical HTTP headers

Hi, Wiggins d'Anconia: > This is going to depend on the web server, as it is the software parsing > the HTTP request, it just passes execution to the CGI and sets up the > environment before hand. So it is up to the web server software to set > in the environment the extra headers, you should chec

Online Banking

Hello, Does anyone on the list of any Perl application,out-of-the-box, for setting up a Online Banking & Money Transfer System. We've found a few build with PHP, but prefer Perl. Or are there any good perl modules available to build one from the ground up. Search CPAN but could find anything tha

RE: [NOVICE] calling perl program within a cgi script with parameters from html form

Sean Davis wrote: : suppose my form values are stored in variables : $a = param('name') : $b = param('age') : : Now I need to call a perl function wth $a, $b as parameters. : My $string = "perl test.pl $a $b" : system($string) : : This is wht I am using now. when I try

RE: About unoffical HTTP headers

Shu Cao wrote: : I am new to Perl CGI programming. And I encounter a difficult problem : wish you guys can help me. Thank you! Here is the problem, how can : Perl CGI program get the unofficial HTTP header value like "x: y". I : examine the %ENV hash, and found nothing b

Alternative Modules

Hello, we are currently using the Mail::Audit module to resend piped incoming emails to a particular domain then sends it to various aliases emails from a database. I'm trying locate a similar module but doesn't put alot of the header garbage into the body of the email. Then Mail::Audit doesn't

Re: grep pattern problem

TapasranjanMohapatra [T], on Monday, April 25, 2005 at 17:51 (+0530) wrote: T> The directory and files have all permissions (777) recursively. T> I see the same problem when I do "grep pattern ../directory/* " also. T> Can someone tell me what may be the problem. maybe your path is not well set u

calling perl program within a cgi script with parameters from html form

I have a problem linking my cgi script to the perl function. I have perl functions to perform manipulations to the database. I am creating a web front end to it. I have a html form which accepts data from the user and calls the cgi script ( in perl)which processes this data , performs validation

Re: About unoffical HTTP headers

Shu Cao wrote: > Hi, > > Sorry, my last email has some errors. The unofficial HTTP header should > look like "x: y" not "x=y". > > I am new to Perl CGI programming. And I encounter a difficult problem > wish you guys can help me. Thank you! Here is the problem, how can Perl > CGI program get th

Re: [NOVICE] calling perl program within a cgi script with parameters from html form

This isn't really the right email list for this question. Try this list instead (to which I have moved the discussion). beginners-cgi@perl.org However, this likely has to do with privileges to execute your perl script. In the last couple of days, the beginners-cgi list has answered your quest

About unoffical HTTP headers

Hi, Sorry, my last email has some errors. The unofficial HTTP header should look like "x: y" not "x=y". I am new to Perl CGI programming. And I encounter a difficult problem wish you guys can help me. Thank you! Here is the problem, how can Perl CGI program get the unofficial HTTP header value

Re: WELCOME to beginners-cgi@perl.org

Hi, I am new to Perl CGI programming. And I encounter a difficult problem wish you guys can help me. Thank you! Here is the problem, how can Perl CGI program get the unofficial HTTP header value like "x=y". I examine the %ENV hash, and found nothing but some standard HTTP headers like "Accept", "