I'm making a script that enables you to download content off a server as it is, so the data is as up to date as it could ever possibly be. I have this:
$number = 0; $path = "/home/sites/site2/users/dan/web/servers/networks/"; print "Content-type:text/plain\n\n"; print qq~; Please send detailed suggestions, new servers, network errors, and broken ; links to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Details on http://www.serverlistings.net [servers] ~; opendir(DIR,$path); while ($file = readdir DIR) { next if $file eq '.' or $file eq '..'; open(NETWORK,"$path$file"); foreach $line (<NETWORK>) { chomp($line); if (substr($line,0,4) eq "PASS") { } else { ($net,$desc,$ports) = split(/\|/,$line); if (lc(substr($desc,0,6)) eq "random") { if (substr($desc,7) eq "") { $desc = "Random $file Server"; } else { $desc = "Random " . substr($desc,7) . " $file Server"; } } print "n$number=$desc" . "SERVER:$net:$ports" . "GROUP:$file\n"; $number++; } } close(NETWORK); } closedir DIR; however, if I click on the link on the web page which executes the download.pl script, it appears either a) in the web browser, or b) as a download.pl file. How can i make this so when clicking the link it creates a servers.ini file on the fly? Thanks in advance. Dan -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]