Ok, I got it now. You mentioned tainted and I started looking at that
closer. The variables were not properly untainted before using them to make a
directory. Thanks for the help
Tom
On Thu, 13 Feb 2003 20:49:45 -0500, Wiggins d'Anconia wrote
> Tom McKellips wrote:
> > I tried your line and the
Tom McKellips wrote:
I tried your line and the only thing that happens is I get an error page in
the browsererror 500 and the only thing I can find in the log files is
premature end of script headers. I have tried the script with and without
the -T set still no luck either way.
Had you alread
I tried your line and the only thing that happens is I get an error page in
the browsererror 500 and the only thing I can find in the log files is
premature end of script headers. I have tried the script with and without
the -T set still no luck either way.
Thanks
Tom
On Wed, 12 Feb 2003 20:26
Always group reply so taht others can help and be helped by the
discussion
Tom McKellips wrote:
Yes I have tried that and still nothing works. This is a CGI script and
setuid also using setuidperl -T and the directory is 777. This is the line
out of the script I am working with that is coau
It works fine for me. I am running Activestate 5.6.1 b633 on XP
here's an example of creating a recursive directory structure:
my @path = split "/", "${logDir}/$logName";
pop @path;# get rid of the filename.
my $concatenatedPath;
foreach my $pathSegment( @path )
Tom McKellips wrote:
How do I make mkdir work with a variable? I can put
mkdir '/mydir'; in a cgiscript and it will work perfect every time but if I
use a variable
mkdir $mydir; it will never work
It does not appear to make any difference how I place " or ' or anything
else. I have tested the v
How do I make mkdir work with a variable? I can put
mkdir '/mydir'; in a cgiscript and it will work perfect every time but if I
use a variable
mkdir $mydir; it will never work
It does not appear to make any difference how I place " or ' or anything
else. I have tested the variable to make sure i
