Thanks for the responses to my previous post, but everyone
missed the key points.
1 - I already have a form that creates html files.
All that is in the html file is one table.
2 - There are already many of the html files created.
263 at last count, and increasing every day.
3 - This
Greetings;
I wrote this little perl/cgi program that takes input
from a form and creates a table in an html file.
Now I need to suck those tables up into the same form so
they can be changed and added to. (The table is the only
thing in the html file.)
Are there any modules or tutorials that
Greetings;
I have a perl cgi that will only ever run on my private, isolated
development server and I keep getting the message
Insecure dependency in open while running setuid
It has to run setuid and I don't want to untaint every variable
that the program uses. (Yeah, not quite ever
Sean Davis wrote:
In what environment are you seeing QUERY_STRING_UNESCAPED? It
is not usually available in a CGI environment, from some quick
reading.
Sean
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DATE_LOCAL = Tuesday, 23-May-2006 07:11:17 EDT
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Sean Davis wrote:
Dennis G. Wicks wrote:
Greetings;
I have discovered that under some conditions QUERY_STRING is set and
under other conditions QUERY_STRING_UNESCAPED is set. I can detect
these conditions but I can't find out how to get the contents of
QUERY_STRING_UNESCAPED transf
Greetings;
I have discovered that under some conditions QUERY_STRING is set
and under other conditions QUERY_STRING_UNESCAPED is set. I can
detect these conditions but I can't find out how to get the
contents of QUERY_STRING_UNESCAPED transformed to the form it
would be in QUERY_STRING in a v
Greetings;
The two most common problems are an invalid path-to-perl and
invalid permissions.
First, get on the command line of your server and do a
which perl
and see where it is on that system. The two examples you have
quoted have different paths! And they both give the same
results?
Che
Greetings;
That will not cause the problem using Apache and IE 6.0
It might in other combinations, but generally spaces are not
significant if other punctuation is doing the job.
Check the error logs for file not found which is generally
a permissions problem. Also, for a valid path-to-perl in
t
Greetings;
I just started using XP, previously was using NT and now
whenever a perl cgi runs I get a "command prompt" window on
my screen. It generally just flashes on then disappears but
it is bothersome and distracting. Is there any way to stop
this?
Oh yes, I am running Apache and it happens w
Greetings;
For many good cgi examples go to
http://nms-cgi.sourceforge.net/
Good Luck!
Dennis
On Tue, 11 Jun 2002, Naika - EV1 wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> Does anyone have a web based poll script that I can play with? I'm trying to
> write my own but am having a very hard time getting it
Greetings;
Yeah. The vim editor does paren/bracket matching and some
other things that you might not expect. Not exactly an IDE
and it isn't idiot proof. But you know what they say about
things that are idiot proof!
And did I mention that vim is available for nearly every
platform in use today?
NO! Don't use Matt's Script Archive!!!
That code is old and full of errors. Go to
http://nms-cgi.sourceforge.net/
and you will find "the rest of the story" and
equivalent scripts that are well written and
tested.
Also, check out
http://perl.about.com/
for some good
Greetings;
Has anyone developed any method to drop messages that
are cross-posted to both [EMAIL PROTECTED] and
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Care to share?
Thanks,
Dennis
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Greetings;
Clive, you must be new to all this! I haven't seen a flame on this list
since I started reading it, and that has been a few months.
The reference to perldoc is not the same as "RTFM". Perldoc is a
part of the perl package. The perldoc files are well written and
generally have some
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