Hi all,
I have a simple form that allows users to input their
name and a message and then email that to me.
The message is in a textarea field.
I'm concerned that I am not properly escaping certain
characters that I would like to let through (?\.').
Here's my snippet:
# First, escape any
Hi all,
First, I know what when I untaint a value passed to my
script using CGI, I need to check for what I want, not
what I don't want.
But, since I'm even more of a newbie to the world of
unix than I am to Perl, are "#" bad ... ie, can they
do dangerous things?
I'd like users of my script to
Hi all,
I'm curious how I can condense this code. I'm pulling
my values from a Web submitted form (using CGI), and I
need to untaint them.
But, each form field has different requirement for
what characters it can match (account number should
only be numbers, etc).
I was wondering if there's a b
>Have you taken a look at the GnuPG or Crypt::GPG
modules on CPAN?
Yep, I've looked (and longed), but my Web hosting
service refers to them as "hooky." I think he's
hostile because they aren't version 1 or higher (not
that it really makes much difference). I also don't
have the ability to directl
Hi all,
I have a Perl script that takes the contents of a
form, feeds them to GnuPG for encryption and then
emails me the encrypted document. GPG wants to either
display the results in STDOUT or write a text file,
both of which arent good.
I was hoping redirect STDOUT to a variable for a short
Hi all,
I was hoping someone could point me in the right direction. I have a script
that will run for long periods of time (checking a url every once in a while
to make sure it is up) on a Windows98 machine. The script works fine, but it
runs in a dos window. Is there a way in which I could invok
t playing nice about
installing things.
Oh, I'm on a UNIX box and can fire off stuff to
sendmail at will.
Any thoughts?
--Mark Ross.
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