> Yeah, I think I am finally getting this...
> so in my template.html file, I write this:
> ...*
>
> and in a perl script, (I am not using sql, in fact, I
> am just reading from a text file) I read from the
> file, assign the proper html tag value* to a variable
> $quote_of_the_day*
> and then I us
> okay...here is another point...say this is my main
> page, I want the user to c it when it browses to
> http://localhost/
> if I am using an Apache2 for win32 server...is it
> possible for the server to call my perl script when
> the user browses to http://localhost/ (no localhost of
> course) ..
> Go read up on that, I highly doubt that exact
context will work. And as I
> said, I work with Apache 1.3, not 2.0. They got
some more work to do on the
> 2.0 series yet before I even think about
switching...
I totally agree...the only reason I installed 2.0 in
the first place is I didn't want t
> I totally agree...the only reason I installed 2.0 in
> the first place is I didn't want the trouble of
> compiling and installing the WebDAV module...which as
> it turns out, never really worked when I try to use m$
> w2k's own client...well, that belongs to another forum...
I have a question r
>
> PermanentRedirect "localhost/cgi-bin/blah.cgi"
>
This both work and doesn't work...
the correct line should be:
RedirectPermanent /index.html
http://localhost/cgi-bin/blah.cgi
the problem is that the 2nd argument of
RedirectPermanent must be an URL (not a URL
path)...what if someone is bro
Mark,
Try this. It is completly untested so you may have to tweak it a
bit.
I wrote it this morning before having coffee.
Kristofer
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
use CGI::Carp 'fatalsToBrowser';
use CGI;
sub writeToFile{
my $result = shift || return; # Returns if undefined
open
Hi,
What should I need to do if I want one or more of my CGI programs to be run
by Apache user but in fact to run them by my own account?
I want to do this because I need to upload files, create directories and
other tasks with some programs, and Apache user doesn't have the right
permissions for
I'm not 100% sure of the security ramifications of this, but I believe you
chmod your script to 4711 and change your shebang to #!/usr/bin/perl -w -U.
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Scot Robnett
inSite Internet Solutions
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> Hello,
>
> is there a way of finding out, which modules are installed on a remote
> machine using a script?
>
> there's this scenario:
>
> I will have a website up soon, with CGI's - but I don't know, what
> modules are installed... so I'd write a script, that shows / lists all
> available
I have a database with the following fields.
lname fnam M acct# mrmbirth Postdate Post# drln
drfn m disch
DOE,JOHN,R,00037839842,207337,02151956,04072003,01980,LastName,FirstName,L,04102003
I have a very simple script which splits the delimiter , and sh
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