I'm trying to run a Perl program in my .shtml file using this directive:
I know includes work, because we're using them already. And, I've already
got one CGI application running, but this is the first one using an SSI
directive. The application is supposed to look at the query string and
gather
First off. Thanks everyone. Your help has been invaluable and I've finally
gotten the CGI to execute. It was a cross between server configuration and
docroot and permissions.
There is one thing left, and I've tried Omi's suggestion, but I'm not sure
how to capture the name/value pair or parameter
That way
I could send more specific instructions in the trouble ticket assigned to
them.
Thanks,
Steven
-Original Message-
From: Omi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, December 16, 2001 6:51 PM
To: Shawn; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Steven Vargas
Subject: Re: SSI errors?
Shawn,
Yeah, yo
Does someone know of a good way to count total records for the week? I can
get total for day and month, but the week totals fail, returning 0 (for some
reason they work when I execute the program from the shell). I've shown
below snippets of the code and subroutine, sorry for the long post. If
any
Is PWS, or IIS installed on the XP box? In the CMD prompt, type: net start
w3svc. If get an error stating that it's not available, you'll have to
install the web server. If you get a message saying it's starting, or
already started, type: mmc. This brings up the console for the server. Click
aroun
Hi there, I'm getting this error message:
Error closing sendmail: at /webdocs/docs/clone/cgi-bin/sendoff.cgi line 48.
The email goes through successfully, but still get the error. Any help would
be greatly appreciated!
Thanks heaps.
Here's the snippet of code:
#!/usr/bin/perl -wT
use strict;
u
Is there a way to do this on the command line? Turns out this weekend's
server activity created a ton of binary files with numeral prefixes to their
names. 01xx.bin, 02yy.bin, 03zz.bin, etc. I only need to remove
the number prefixes, because the rest of the filename is unique. There a
I figured that the culprit is forking or executing to Sendmail, but why does
it work on all our other test servers, and hangs on the Solaris box running
Apache?
This is one version:
open(MAIL, "| /usr/lib/sendmail -t") || die "No sendmail available: $!\n";
select(MAIL); $| = 1;
print MAIL "To: $r
Problem solved. Thanks for those that emailed me to the right direction.
sendmail.cf was configured incorrectly.
-Original Message-
From: Steven Vargas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, March 25, 2002 2:02 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Server hangs during form processing
Probably, it's your query. Should be DBD::Mysql
Also, you're using the DBI module to interface with the DBD::mysql, right?
If not, download it and install it and give it a try. There should also be a
Perl mailinglist for it ([EMAIL PROTECTED], or something close) that you
can get help with mysql.
Hey Alex,
I would be great if you could helps us out a little more. What kind of
server are you using? IIS? Check the help section of the IIS Management
Console: Start > Run > mmc on how to restrict access to directories. If you
want to do the restriction based on cookies then you can use JavaScr
I've got a problem with Netscape. I've several links to real audio
files--these open the real audio player, and are not embedded into the HTML.
My problem is that have to record the activity in a log file. Right now I'm
using a javascript function to open a new window that runs the CGI to write
to
I recently built an CGI application for my client that sniffs IP and
performs very basic collocation. A traffic log is generated so that they
know which corporate office in which country is the new streaming servers.
It's kind of an ROI tool at the moment. Today my client asked if there was a
way
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