Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote:
Stanisław T. Findeisen wrote:
I am trying to require() a file using its absolute name. In command
line mode everything works fine, but not in Apache:
[Fri Feb 27 17:45:07 2009] [error] Can't locate
/home/stf/public_html/test/arcv/public_html/../common.pl in
Hello, how to make user sessions? Something like:
* log in using password
* maintain session state across several executions of several scripts
forming the application
* log out
Do I have to do it manually or is there something ready that you can
recommend?
Thank you.
STF
Dermot Paikkos wrote:
If you are using mod_perl then you can use the PerlSwitches directive
for -I/path/to/common.pl. Alteratively you use `use lib` in your
ticket-list.pl
Alternatively, I can do
chmod g+r,o+r common.pl
:-)
STF
==
I am trying to require() a file using its absolute name. In command line
mode everything works fine, but not in Apache:
[Fri Feb 27 17:45:07 2009] [error] Can't locate
/home/stf/public_html/test/arcv/public_html/../common.pl in @INC (@INC
contains: /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.8/i386-linux-thr
Take a look at the if statement below. I think you want <= not just <
-Original Message-
From: Mary Anderson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2006 11:42 AM
To: beginners-cgi@perl.org
Subject: perplexing popup problem -- CGI .pm bug?
I am having a problem with popup-me
The cgi attachment is here, but the html didn't make it.
The lack of comments comes from this:
tie(%mail, "SDBM_File", "c09ex3", O_RDONLY, 0)
or die "Error opening c09ex3. $!, stopped";
$mail{$email} = "$name|$comments";
untie(%mail);
The line
$mail{$email} = "$name|
You seem to be missing a quotation mark after $login. It looks like you
have got yourself caught in a loop because you call one script from
another without exiting the first one, so the first script becomes the
location you are in. Try printing your location when you enter each
script to see where
It depends on how you are using your scripts. The most "expensive"
aspect of the files is the IO used to read them from the hard drive they
reside on. If you are calling on the scripts multiple times and they
have to be read each time, rather than being cached in memory, then you
only want to read
Are you just printing lines and directing the output to the Linux Mail,
or are you using the Perl Mail package on Linux?
Mail::Sendmail should work platform independent.
If that is what you are using, perhaps you might want to show a line of
code that you are using that needs to be modified for XP
Thanks Charles,
I got what I wanted to work by replacing while with for.
--Teresa
Charles K. Clarkson wrote:
T Raymond <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
: If there is a word in $words[$n], is the following expression for
: while valid? --Teresa
Define "valid".
We can test the
Hello everyone:
If there is a word in $words[$n], is the following expression for while
valid? --Teresa
#get letters into array
my @letters;
my $length = 1;
while ($words[$n])
{
@letters=split//;
}
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Hi Charles and everyone,
It turns out I was clearing my hash each time because it was
re-initializing every time. Once I stopped doing that, my error went
away. Thanks everyone for your tips and help, I will try to incorporate
your tips in my programs.
--Tee
Charles K. Clarkson wrote:
T
Hi,
This is a homework assignment but we are allowed to get help.
--Tee
T Raymond wrote:
Hi all,
Please advise me about my logic/syntax errors. I can't seem to figure
out how to write in a logical sequence this code. I'm also getting an
error which I don't understand whic
locate $filename\n";
@rows = ;
close(FH);
print table({-border=>'l'});
print Tr();
print th('Weight').th('Employee ID').th('Last Name').
th('First Name').th('Hourly Wage').th('Hours Worked').
Anas,
I think it is doing that because it is the secure protocol. Presumably, I
think that means that others can't tap into it unless they have a username
and password or some other authorized access. If you're trying to extract
from your own site, then I think you need to download the html into
Hi Sean,
I'm not sure but try taking out "$q ->" in front of your print statements.
i.e.: print header();
my $value=$q->param('upload_file');
Also, in the above you set the value of my $value but then do not use it
elsewhere in your script. In the below you end up using the value of my $value.
hen you weren't expecting it.
Frankly I'd rather something like this than a remote script that can
connect to bounce the box; the latter seems entirely too hackable and now
you've just given away root access entirely.
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Hi!!
I need to provide the users that access my database a way to
download data as a text file. The data is stored in a mysql database, has
anyone done this, if so I would really appreciate their help.
Thanks and Cheers always!!
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From: "Fred T. Sanders" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "drieux" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, March 03, 2003 9:20 PM
Subject: Re: FW: Perl/CGI with FRAMES
I haven't read through the whole thread but has anyone suggested just usin
Thanks to all for replying to my questions.
Cheers always!!
Murli
zentara wrote:
On Wed, 26 Feb 2003 16:30:56 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (T. Murlidharan Nair)
wrote:
I have a cgi that need to accept only numeric values. ie +ve or -ve
real numbers.
Is there a quick and easy way to check this
I have a cgi that need to accept only numeric values. ie +ve or -ve
real numbers.
Is there a quick and easy way to check this. I was trying using a reg exp
if(/^[-0-9][\.0-9]*/) {
do something
}
but this breaks when the number is say --75.4 It still accepts if it
has two - signs.
Thanks for
Hi!!
I need to insert NULL into the database using a perl CGI . So if a variable
is to be made NULL in perl and it needs to be used in an sql statement what
is best way to do it. Do I assign ' \N' to it or 'NULL' ?
Thanks and Cheers always!!
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Hello all:)
You have been greaet helps to me in the past, and im hoping you can help now:) A
friend of mine is
in a class learning perl and her script keeps getting an error that there is a bracket
missing on
line 190. When i looked at it, all i could see was the nested statement problem i had
Does this work for Unix? Which module do I use for Unix ...
Thanks and Cheers always!!
Murli
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Can anybody tell me how to install GD for Active State Perl? Thanks a lot.
Hi !!
Does any one have a module that I can use to generate bar graphs using
a cgi ?
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Hi!!
I have a CGI that updated a mysql database, I have a nested hash
structure in it.
something like
$repeats{$solID[i]}{$expId[i]}{$elemenet[$i]}=1
If I am to check this hash is the inner loop written as
foreach $k1 (keys %repeats){
foreach $k2 (keys %re
Hi!!
I have a CGI that looks up data from a mysql data base and
does a bunch of calculations. I only want to do calculations
on the columns which contains any data. What I mean is for
some colums there is no data available at all. So I don't want to do
any calculations on them obviously. How do
=$$hashRef{$keys};
print "$self->{'_colData'}{$keys}\n"; # IT PRINTS FINE HERE
#print "$keys\t";
#print "$$hashRef{$keys}\n";
}
}
}
sub dump{
my $self = shift;
my ($keys, $n_co
Hi!!
I am retriving data in a while loop using fetchrow_hashref
How do I assign it to another hash. I am trying the following
while (my %hashRef =$sth->fetchrow_hashref()){
foreach $keys (keys %hashRef){
print $keys;
print "$hashRef{
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%
I *think* you have to qualify this, as
action="http://localhost/home/kelvin/cgi-bin/myscript.cgi";>
Certainly worth a try...
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Hi!!
Has any one written something similar to using a LWP user agent
under windows environment ? If you have an example code that
greatly help.
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Hi!!
I must confess this is not a Perl CGI question, but,since we have some
Perl gurus here
I am taking the liberty to ask this question, hoping that someone might
be able to help me
out.
Has anyone used the MSGraph module developed by Mark Solomon? I am
getting having
problems with his example
I have now got my script to work off of my html form (thanks for all the suggestions,
turns out if
i take out the eq out of the if/then statements, it works), but i have found a rather
bizarre
problem. run against the html form it works fine, BUT, if i just try to run the cgi
script, it
just ke
E FOLLOWING STARTS WITH line 316)
if ($OptOut eq "Yes")
{print MAIL "\t-Do not use my information\n\n";}
else {print MAIL "\t-not checked\n\n";}
I am using the cgi.pm module on an IHS server. Besides the error, it also gives me a
screen after
i hit submit on the
Hi !!
Well, I am not sure how to pose this question properly, but let me
give it a try.
I am have a cgi that reads the file and loads it into a mysql database.
The entire file is read as an object and the methods associated with
that object then does all the work like chacking the data formats
and
Felix
Thanks! That was just what i needed:)
thia
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> on Fri, 30 Aug 2002 13:58:47 GMT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (T) wrote:
>
> > "Global symbol "$auto" requires explicit package name"
>
> [...]
>
>
Hello:)
i am working on a script and have come across a problem. if i call a variable from the
preceeding
form, it works correctly, BUT, if i declare a variable within the script, then try to
use it as
the "To:" fiels in an e-mail, it tells me that
"Global symbol "$auto" requires explicit
a session ID so that not only
can the state be maintained but perhaps I could have a second session as
well.
Any thoughts?
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rite ALL 100+ scripts
> > within my companies cgi-bin within 3 weeks and could
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> > ...
> > open MAIL, "| '/usr/lib/sendmail' -t -i" or die "Could
> > not open sendmail: $!";
> >
> > print MAIL &l
o please at least keep me in the CC list if this
thread goes off-list (which it probably should).
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the previous hour or more.
Don't be so hard on yourself; it happens to us all :-)
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Don't read the lines just above this... Whatever you do, don't look at
them.
HTH &
not really printing the whole file there, but line by line in
each of your open loops! Take a look again at my example, and try
printing your $content with a few more surrounding diagnostics (or,
of course, dive into the debugger and just take a look at it directly).
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RE IT COMES\n"; print $content ; chop $content; \
> print "THERE IT WAS\n"; close(F);'
HERE IT COMES
THERE IT WAS
Just what were you planning to do with $content anyway?
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}
if ( $con eq "index2" ) { dofilemagic("index2.html") }
if ( $con eq "main" ) { dofilemagic("main.html") }
...
(though I'd prefer to use the lovely Switch module from CPAN in this sort
of case)?
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needs to be a part of the "post."
I can never remember which is POST and which is GET, but just have your
script pass the data over to MENU.CGI (are you on a Win machine, BTW, or
do you ALWAYS SHOUT? ;-) in the environment as that-which-is-not-the-url
method does.
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% Hello all,
Hi!
%
...
% I would like to find the IP address of the visitor ISP, or something else
% that can help me to find the country.
That's easy; just use %ENV{REMOTE_ADDR} as Apache hands it to you.
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a
directory in your @INC to find it effortlessly or anywhere you want to
make yourself use the tricks in 4) above.
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% > You know, it never hurts to check CPAN; maybe someone has
% > already written
% > a little web server in perl :-)
%
% HTTP::Daemon, part of
f the box so that
nobody can hit you while this is running).
You know, it never hurts to check CPAN; maybe someone has already written
a little web server in perl :-)
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% At 08:55 AM 7/10/2002, David T-G wrote:
% >
...
% >searching (fruitlessly) for a calendar that will print multi-day events
% >in a lined-up bar across the days instead of jumbling events together.
% >Will yours work for
localtime in thirty seconds so I fell back on
an additional module (which is quite handy, BTW).
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t parens outside the save-your-place expression,
so it changes from
(\(\d+\))
to
\((\d+)\)
and if we knew that your target digits would be the first on the line
like in the example instead of "My2Thing(803), Value(3)" which would mess
us up, we could just use
(\d+\)
because it w
to call yourself an
expert :-)
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% >view the page source and you will see the form structure and the hidden
% >(note that "hidden" simply means "don't bother to try to display on the
% >page",
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% At 06:06 AM 6/25/02 -0500, David T-G wrote:
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% >If the variables are in the page to be in the form to be
% >sent back via POST, then the user can find them, period.
% >
% >Try it yourself: set up something via POST and then surf
uot;view source" or the equivalent in your browser (and if there
isn't an equivalent then find a browser, even if just for a moment,
that DOES have it) and look and see your data hanging right out there
for all to see.
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...
% % Can you recommend me a good editor for Perl scripts that runs under Windows?
% % It should:
%
% vim. Maybe gvim if you're feeling decadent.
I forgot to mention that it's lightweigh
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thing like
print <
...
...
My favorite links:
$output
EndOfHTML
and stick $output in where you want the links to show up.
% >
% > %
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quot;google","http://google.com";); \
my $output = "" ; while ( my ($key, $page) = each %pages ) \
{ $output .= qq{$key\n};}; \
print "OUTPUT:\n$output";'
OUTPUT:
http://google.com";>google
http://yahoo.com";>yahoo
[zero] [6:42am] ~>
"$key" requires explicit package name at -e line 1.
Execution of -e aborted due to compilation errors.
[zero] [8:46am] ~> ^each^each my^
perl -we 'use strict; my %pages = (); foreach my $key (keys %pages) {print ".\n"}'
[zero] [8:46am] ~>
HTH
%pages) # you meant this instead of (links %pages), no?
{
foreach =. "$link's page: $pages{$link}\n"
}
to iterate through your links and add the text you want to a $foreach
variable, which ou can then spit out later. It feels like there should
be a less clunky way, but ot
"./fooble"))[9]; \
(undef,$min,$hour,$day,$mon,$year) = (localtime($mtime)); \
print "Year is $year, Mon is $mon, Day is $day, \
Hour is $hour, Min is $min\n";'
Year is 102, Mon is 0, Day is 2, Hour is 3, Min is 4
See
perldoc -f stat
perldoc -f localtime
and hav
here.
A little more googling led me to
http://www.unixreview.com/documents/s=2427/uni1021415397994/0205f.htm
which covers how to do a task in shell and perl and might show you some
of the differences.
All in all, it's probably a very good question in need of a good answer.
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% Amy
HTH
ame, password
compare name, password to hash
thus letting you check every user instead of only the last one.
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espace", the
latter part of which may also be useful (no put intended ;-) in light
of some of the scoping concerns brought up in other replies.
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can at least know how I missed it...
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%
% on Mon, 10 Jun 2002 18:56:20 GMT, David T-G wrote:
%
% > Yeah, but the point is that I still don't know what I'm doing.
...
%
% perldoc perlpod
Ah! I was trying "perldoc pod" and every permutation thereo
know how they map to anything
else... Is there a primer outlining all of the =* directives and how
they go together? So far all I know is that =cut ... =cut will
conveniently comment out large chunks of code.
Arrgh!
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% check in the code you want, and DO NOT have chunkage of dead
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*grin* It sure will.
% out why this 'ugly' little '=cut' is there... and suddenly
% you are off in a new morass chasing code you forgot you
% left b
I'm sure isn't licensed to be given away.
There's the perlre man page you, in case that helps...
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t;I am the child; away we go\n";
code
code
loop
{
forever
}
}
else
{
print "fork bombed!\n";
exit 99
}
according to the camel book...
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not so bad:
[zero] [9:59pm] ~> echo "xxAyyBzzCnn" | \
perl -e 'while (<>) { print "GOTIT\n" if /[A-Z].*[A-Z].*[A-Z]/ }'
GOTIT
(One of the few times you'll see me use " if ".)
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t;;>me
Is there anything else in your code that we should see?
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re a block
documentation instead of code, which works well enough. However, the
format is
code
code
=cut
junk
junk
=cut
morecode
without a "start" involved.
I'd love to tell you more about how pod is written but I don't know the
format yet :-)
ader( -Refresh=>'5; URL=$URL2' ),
Have you tried printing your header with "" instead of ''? I believe ''
inhibits interpolation.
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or me?
Did you try search.cpan.org to look for it?? I did and landed at
http://search.cpan.org/doc/MCHANG/CGIGraph-0.93/lib/CGI/Graph.pm
and that seems pretty complete to me...
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another story, but I don't think that's within this scope.
2) i want a copy :-)
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http:/
odule to spit out the end of the
html page? I'd think you'd save that part for when you're done writing
to the page!
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ou will see an extra line at the
beginning and then some gibberish at the end.
%
% Thank you.
HTH & HAND
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% Teddy,
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David T-G * It's easier to fight for one's principles
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Eric, et al --
...and then Eric Peers said...
%
% Take a look at
% http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/w95.hybris.gen.html for details
% about the worm. Sadly, its no laughing matter.
*snicker* For those of us not using Windows it is :-)
%
% Eric
HAND
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drieux, et al --
...and then drieux said...
%
% On Tuesday, June 4, 2002, at 07:59 , David T-G wrote:
% [..]
% >%
% >% I didnt know this was such a religious topic.
% >
% >BWA HA HA HAHAHA! :-)
%
...
%
% Is there an official site dedicated to the True Cannons of Perl?
Don'
gious topic.
BWA HA HA HAHAHA! :-)
HAND
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(work) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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oaging enforced across the system).
%
% Poor me stuck with SH1Tty mail programs at work.
Start a revolution! :-)
I should probably be quiet now; we've definitely strayed, unless you
plan to bring up writing a perl MAPI module to talk to your mail and
get rid of the spam...
HAND
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so look
into TMDA (even if it is written in Python ;-) to generate controllable
return mail addresses if you can get away from LookOut! for your mail.
HTH & HAND
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John, et al --
...and then John Brooking said...
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% --- David T-G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
% >
% > ...and then Scot Robnett said...
% > %
% > % I don't personally share the 'HTML e-mail is evil'
...
% > intimated that he had, which means we're pursuing
% &
he had, which means we're pursuing the ultimate beating of
a dead horse here :-)
%
% Scot Robnett
% inSite Internet Solutions
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David T-G * It's easier to fight for one's principles
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-mail as raw
HTML, what am I leaving out? A Mime?:
Yes; you have to specify your text body as an HTML document instead of
just plain ascii. You also need to skip a line between your headers and
your body, BTW.
HTH & HAND
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to hear... You make the call ;-)
HAND
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Fred, Camilo, et al --
...and then Camilo Gonzalez said...
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% Fred,
%
% Thank Jah this problem was recently successfully solved! Try this:
%
% open(MAIL,"|$mailprog -t");
% print MAIL "Content-Type: text/html\n";
% print MAIL "To: $comm\@courts.state.ny.us\n";
looking at
http://cr.yp.to/publicfile.html
and reading up on some of Dan's other references. Alas, I do not know if
publicfile accepts files; I kind of doubt it.
HTH & HAND
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