Salvador,
to avoid such issues my "external" tasks don't use STDOUT, STDIN or STDERR.
They take their parameters from control files and write their results back to a
status file. This tasks don't send any output back to the browsers. As I said,
usually some "sudo's to change some system setting
I'm starting to use Gearman to get around this whole problem. We use a lot of
external processes for many things, so this issue wtih Apache2 really bit me
hard in the bee-hind. I've gone to great lengths to work around it, but so far
the job queue approach seems to be the most elegant and leas
Hi guys
I wanted to do a simple script to show all pictures in a specific folder.
But I don't see any functions to read all files in a folder.
The logic needs to go something like this:
- Open directory to read file list
- If file like *.gif then print filename
Any tips?
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#!/usr/local/bin/perl
chdir("/path/to/my/directory");
while($filename=<*.gif>)
{
print "$filename\n";
}
# Enjoy!
ceauke wrote:
Hi guys
I wanted to do a simple script to show all pictures in a specific folder.
But I don't see any functions to read all files in a folder.
The logic needs t
Sorry, I completely forgot to say.
This is for MOD_PERL on apache. So I want the webserver to show an unknown
amount of pictures.
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opendir(DIR, "/your/dir");
my @gifs = grep { /\.gif$/ } readdir(DIR);
ceauke wrote:
Hi guys
I wanted to do a simple script to show all pictures in a specific folder.
But I don't see any functions to read all files in a folder.
The logic needs to go something like this:
- Open directory to read
Wow, thanks. It's working. I have a problem with the dir structure:
Perls seems to search for mydir in \cgi-bin\ and not where I defined mydir
in the apache conf file.
So my structure is like this:
\cgi-bin\myprog.cgi < my program
\cgi-bin\mydir1\ <- this one can be seen by my program
On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 13:20, ceauke wrote:
> So my structure is like this:
> \cgi-bin\myprog.cgi < my program
> \cgi-bin\mydir1\ <- this one can be seen by my program
> \mydir2\ <- how do I show this content?
opendir my $DH, '\mydir2\' or die "Unable to open mydir2: $!";
The
Depending on your server setup, you may or may not be able to read
\mydir2\. Whether on windows or a unix variant, apache is configured to
run as "some user" (often, "nobody" on unix); and that user needs to be
given at least read access to the \mydir2\ directory in order for this
to work.
A
Wow, thanks Eric ! That seems to be very nice, I'll give it a try and will
report later here if avoiding system() calls reduce the number of aborted
connections.
Heiko
Am 18.02.2010 um 17:24 schrieb eric.b...@barclayscapital.com:
> I'm starting to use Gearman to get around this whole problem.
Hi guys
Running apache on winxp.
The bizarre thing is in my browser I can put:
myserver.com/mydir2/test.gif and that works
myserver.com/cgi-bin/mydir/test.gif gives internal server error. but I know
the opendir command can at least read mydir. Still, how should I 'enable'
mydir2?
another issue
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