Please forgive the formatting of this message, I am using Lotus Notes (nuff
said)...
First off, this is NOT a "Perl security issue". It doesn't matter what
language you do this in, the results would be the same...
Now, if you want to pass a username and password securely, you'll want to
use SS
Just in case you were wondering why you are not getting many/any responses
to your inquiry.
This is a list for people LEARNING how to write CGI programs. If you have
a specific question, you will normally get many answers. However, you are
looking for a complete solution. You may want to try
If i remember correctly, this is also not allowed. It would be a big
security risk to allow something like this. The same goes for the "file
upload" box that you put on an HTML form... You cannot prefill the values
in it.
Brent
So you are trying something like:
or
This is the defaut
text...
Brent
Rob Roudebush
What does the web server log file say that the problem is. The web server
log should contain something much more useful than a 500 error...
I am guessing that you are getting an "insecure dependency" or some type of
error like that when you run it via the web server
brent
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> So what is a self-respecting Perl programmer to do?
Haahaa, QUIT! Or shower and scrub with a wire brush!
heehee...
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I am guessing you want to do this instead:
my $dsn = "DBI:$driver:database=$database;host=$hostname";
By using the single quote, Perl will not interpolate the variable names...
Brent
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>Help me I have been desperatly looking for a compiler and editing program
>for windows that is free. Please help me!
"Order your full license for just $30"
I don't think that qualifies as free...
Brent
-Forgive me if this mail contains HTML. Lotus Notes sucks.
Hmmm. This is a double-edged sword.
- The jokes pretty much *had* to be better!
- How much better is the key!
> o The jokes are better. (We're constantly improvising jokes in the
> classroom, and some of these end up as part of the standard
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> script, and the best of those
I'd have to say "Writing CGI Applications with Perl" for 2 reasons...
1) I co-wrote it. - So I am definitely biased... :-)
2) We explain every line of code - which I think caters to those learning
very well. I'd at least give it a look in the bookstore. We also provide
useful examples and in
I see a couple things here that are common mistakes that can be real hard
to find if you are just starting out
Also, you CAN use a here document without quoting the end tag... So that
is probably not the problem...
... code ...
> if ($guess = "") {
OOPS! With ($guess = "") you are assi
try HTML::Mason. It kicks ass!
http://www.masonhq.com
Brent
Peter Bosmans
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Shannon,
This cannot be done. It would be a HUGE security hole if it was possible!
You may have the best intentions in the world with your application, but
there are many others out there who like to damage other people's
computers...
Imagine if you could set your script to automatically downl
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