problem or this or that,
and one check for how they deal with an ambiguously
worded coding problem - hence whether they should
be looking before leaping - and then one catches
their basic issues with actually doing perl code.
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into the database.
If all of the items that can be placed in the cart are
on one page, then you seem to have your solution here.
The trick becomes if one has to create a shopping cart
that will persist over several web page presentations.
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you are trying to do in the process.
Do you really like having a declared cgi-bin directory?
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-)
If all you need is a form mail then check out
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/nms-cgi/formmail/
but it rests on even 'older' technology than the
Mail::Mailer modules...
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http
port
As such the code is not setuid to Root.
So you might want to think about whether what you
want to integrate with webmin should be accessible
from a public cgi_bin directory anyway.
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On Dec 9, 2003, at 9:53 AM, Octavian Rasnita wrote:
Can you give me a short example about how I should create that loop?
a strategy I proposed over on the beginner's list
would look like say:
http://www.wetware.com/drieux/pbl/Sys/gen_sym_big_dog.txt
That of course was built for a command line
interface ...
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{
process_broken_cgi($CGI);
}
This way only the 'widgets' that need to be 'hidden'
are actually shipped out in the html... This way you
can also 'grow' your Dispatcher as you need to,
and add functionality as required...
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next section with it's own print sequence?
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day when an extension would be needed for things
no one could think about in those dark days when
we all beat out code the old fashion way with a stick
on a flat rock... And Consensus was based upon the
last person standing and all of that...
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but what i didnt want to do is something like this:
my $response =
$ua-get(http://search.cpan.org/
search?query=$queryquery2=$query2etc);
because this only works for http-get.
Isnt it possible to create a header that works
executable.
you might want to check one of the traditional php
web-sites about the gory details.
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was incorrect
I would be able to
return(generic_error_page($error_message))
if ( $went_wrong_here );
this way I can sort out what is going on in smaller chunks
of code that build up modules...
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} = $STH-fetchrow_array
or perchance
($id, $nom, $prenom, $email) = $STH-fetchrow_array
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On Sunday, Nov 9, 2003, at 09:24 US/Pacific, lanzaroto wrote:
Le dim 09/11/2003 à 17:44, drieux a écrit :
On Sunday, Nov 9, 2003, at 08:08 US/Pacific, lanzaroto wrote:
while({$id, $nom, $prenom, $email} =
$STH-fetchrow_array){
$REQ-Tr
:
$request = HTTP::Request-new('GET', 'http://search.cpan.org/');
# and then one of these:
$response = $ua-request($request);
so yes, the line is broken, but there also seems to be an interesting
server side issue that google has with web-bots.
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it is in this foreach loop that the decision is made
whether code is deletable - hence
if ( $removeby date_to_delete($id))
{
print SAVEDB $line\n;
next;
}
and just make sure that you did the appropriate open()
for that file handle, etc...
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frame name=rightFrame src=myCoolRightFrameCode.cgi
/frameset
/html
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-browsers' chunk of code
This way I can also check things like what the 'status' was
returned from the remote web server, yadayadayada...
Your Mileage May Vary, void where prohibited by law,
may cause lab rats in cancer research facilities.
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-param(qty$i);
would probably Allow the string to be interpolated as
qty0 which is what you seem to want.
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that it be 'coherent'.
One solution is start 'simple' with writing
the Java Script out in 'chunks' as a part of
the basic html and see if it still does what
you want when called.
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The area is zero\n;
} else {
print The area is $area\n;
}
You might want to also
a. use strict
b. hence declare your variables
c. make sure that $radius is numeric with some form of
die must be numeric!\n unless ( $radius =~ /^\d+$/);
etc, etc, etc...
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with that reference to the uploaded file
#
}
unless you are really want to play with the $query-param()
and the other method calls...
HTH.
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::Baz::FavFuncs;
my $foo_bar = $funkMgr-fon_gu_lea(@arglist);
will seems a reasonable exchange.
But you will probably want to check out Randall Schwartz's new
book about learning perl modules, references, et al...
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through this module
has to deal with the fact that exception handling is going to
be built in, and that they will be on their head what they
do with the exception being passed back to them
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ok, so I liked Randall's general write up better, as
he is a good writer... but as a Code
://www.wetware.com/drieux/CS/Proj/TPFH/gen_doc.html
Getting a feel for Perl itself is best done with something
like the Learning Perl book. You will of course want
something like the Learning Perl in WIN32
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/lperlwin/
that should help you over the Perl Side
On Wednesday, Sep 24, 2003, at 11:39 US/Pacific, Bill Teschek wrote:
HTH,
Thanks for responding. My questions at this point are more in
line with how to get a script file to work with perl on our webserver.
I'm been doing static HTML for years now but have just never ventured
into cgi and
are at this point
c. will conform with the rest of the style of your web pages
just a quick knickle tour - I of course will defer to Randal
to go into more detail if required.
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more
hassle than most folks want to be working with.
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layout would look like
../cgi_bin/my.cgi
../tmp/newfile.txt
Or you may want to look at say
perldoc IO::File
and specifically new_tmpfile() if you really only need
a quick temporary file.
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created a directory and chown'd it to
user admin, so even those I and admin are in the same
group, I can not create files in the directory because
only the user admin has write permission on the directory.
eg:
[jeeves: 3:] ls -ltra
total 0
drwxrwxrwx 29 drieux house 986 Sep 17 15:59 ..
drwxr-xr-x 2
it all to the gods
that no one will abuse that reality. This is less and
less acceptable on more and more web-sites. Prudence
generally dictates 755 where other members of your group
and the rest of the world can read and execute.
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then distill that common base out for re-use...
at which point, I fear I agree with the YA_CGI_AppServer
notion for, as you not SomDefofAppServer... It just worries me.
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the form.html send email to a
special email account say 'the_web_page_account'
then have an application deal with email to that
account... It could be run as a cron job and send
your account a summary of things about that account.
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to think about is
move DB_File to OLD_DB_file
create TMP_DB_FILE
traverse OLD_DB_FILE and write to TMP_DB_FILE
move TMP_DB_FILE to DB_FILE
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is going to be, it
will then check to see if another daemon of it's type
is running, and either defer to the existing one, or
tell it to die, and take over.
the '-k' option will likewise check for the existence
of the pid file and signal the daemon to shutdown
cf:
http://www.wetware.com/drieux
yearns to be in a module, rather than
as something one would cut and paste into each new CGI script...
But looking at your diagramme, I think I can see why you
are pointing towards a YA_CGI_AppServer
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On Thursday, Sep 11, 2003, at 05:51 US/Pacific, fliptop wrote:
[..]
drieux - since no one has responded, i'll take a stab at some of the
issues you bring up.
[..]
Thanks for the feed back.
In the code that I implemented, I did not use the Closure
to 'wrap' my Package - but I think as a 'GP
{
}
sub kickDaemon { $me=shift; $me-doDaemon(@_); }
# the synonym trick...
Which still gives me a HASH to manage, plus the actual Sub.
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work since the CGI::header() will put the additional
CRLF in play and separate them...
You do have the #! line with the -w flag set?
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, and then return it out,
oh, say STDOUT. Trust me it can be done, but it is such
an ugly path that it should be left for the strictly
obfuscatory Perl Contest.
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'???
The demonstration code that goes with my longer
write up of my 'issues' -
cf http://www.wetware.com/drieux/CS/Proj/TPFH/a_bci.html
started out Strictly as a simple illustratoin of
how a command line interface piece of code CAN be written.
Unfortunately I decided to take that other look,
and hack around
of the pipe template is found at:
http://www.wetware.com/drieux/pbl/perlTrick/drieuxTemplates/DoCmd.txt
This way I can work out the basic semantics for what most of
the cases of
foo | bar
will work out to be...
or do you mean pipe as in
pipe(CHLDr, PRNTw);
pipe(PRNTr, CHLDw
$line ;
}
but this assumes that the start and stop tags do not have
something else on the same line with them - eg
/headbody text=#00 bgcolor=#FF
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it
will fail and not clear out the other stuff in the head element.
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my $text ='!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01
Transitional//EN
http://www.w3.org/TR/1999/REC-html401-19991224/loose.dtd;
html lang=en
head
meta http-equiv=content-type content=text/html;
charset=iso
+location.pathname+'?r'+r+'='+s);
}
}
/script
/head
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. Since spammers will
be on you in a heart beat. At which point you
may want to just download and use:
FormMail
from http://sourceforge.net/projects/nms-cgi/
which if you follow the appropriate install and configure
documentation will allow you some modicum of sane
web based email sending...
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on the file system?
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a purge routine on the 'old records'?
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falling in amongst 'the diseased' You were warned. }
My own Personal Ranting on Perl Modules is up at:
http://www.wetware.com/drieux/CS/lang/Perl/PM/
So while I am a RELIGIOUS FANATIC about 'h2xs' - as
a way to start a new module cleanly - cf:
http://www.wetware.com/drieux/CS/Proj/PID/
as a case
to a hash, that has the 'run_time_error'
message in it...
This way if the caller wants to report out the error case
then they can do that, or they can also decide that they
do not care that the error occurred, and go on to some
other strategy...
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[..]
The code below just gets me the name of your home page as a string.
correct?
incorrect.
but were I to do something like say
my $url = URI-new();
$url-scheme('http');
$url-host($host_port);
$url-path('/drieux');
my $response = $ua-get($url-as_string());
this code fragment returns an
HTTP
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But First off - COOL RANT!
I was hoping that _some_ day I could string a few sentences
together as well as you do =0)
[..]
flattery will get you out of some problems
-servers will 'chdir' to the directory
where the foo.cgi is invoked - so one can do the
relative path offset solution of
use lib '../lib';
and then hang your modules there...
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. This way the exposed 'cgi code'
that gets called is, well, just there - while the
underlying DataBaseFoo is abstracted behind perl modules
in this case without having to transit through the 'blessed reference'.
I bascially trust Perl's Hashing Algorithm that much.
HTH.
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to a browser
Since PHP allows me to invoke 'external commands' - then all
I have to do is resolve if that is a faster,cheaper, better
way of getting that dope than 'open the socket, push, pull,
parse, puke'.
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for dealing with the real back end issues.
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' that
goes back to the user's browser...
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all of the 'online html based documentation' that
goes with the application that will also have to
be clarified where all of the previous illustrations
have been obsoleted by the addition of 'just
email address...
We went through weirdness like that with a corporation
that believed in Lotus Notes
HTH.
Personally I would go with Mail::Mailer - which
has a bunch of simpler ways to deal with 'sending mail'
that are independent of the actual sendmail application.
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to remember that
nas.nasa.gov
IS the domain name, not a host and domain component
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(.) or string at junk.plx
line 8.
Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at junk.plx
line 8.
color = , animal =
vladimir: 106:]
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? thanx!
what you may want to look at is the issues
with using frames and frame-sets and setting
the with scroll... It would be nice if more
browsers were willing to use say iframe
but that really limits the number of candidates...
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package Wetware::Hq::Web::RCI;
.
use Wetware::RCI;
our @ISA = qw(Wetware::RCI);
.
this way when i do things like
my $rci = new Wetware::Hq::Web::RCI;
it inherits all the song and dance of the base class...
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of course is to be explicit
my $input = CGI::param('input');
This way one knows that the param is the param() that
one means there is some trade off here, in that
one only imports the methods that one means to import...
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that you should NOT need to
have the setuid bit set on the executable...
p5: have you any interesting information from the suexec.log
that can help you sort out what it is whining about?
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, there is no gurantee that the actual value
there is Kosher, but if you really want to get funky
then you can of course look at the REMOTE_PORT and
try some socket getpeer types of tricks...
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complements for getting me off the dime...
On Monday, Jun 9, 2003, at 09:48 US/Pacific, Kristofer Hoch wrote:
Also,
Maybe you may want to try using CGI.pm to get query
strings.
[ lovely code snippet for reasons of National Security ]
==
That may help you out quite a bit. Drieux
anyone know how to do this.
which type of SSI's are you putting in?
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the basic idea of SSI
was that it would allow something else to do the actual
lifting of including stuff 'on the fly' - whereas coming
to the CGI process IS about making it up 'on the fly'.
HTH.
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))
{
#
# here we deal with it just like it were a regular hash
#
}
HTH
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be done in one Process vice forking for ever...
after that it's the name space management solutions that
come with having perl modules
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to play tricks
with hashes in perl, you will understand the core of
the Perl5 implementation of OO style Objects as well...
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laying open, and I am mumbling unpleasantries at the
difference between what I have coded, and what
something on the order of the pro's and con's
of doing this
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Is there a way to force the server to do that? Or
was that actually negotiated Prior to my cgi code being called?
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of course would take us into the perl debugger itself...
This will help get past the usual 'issues' with debugging
perl cgi scripts, that want to have one 'input' stuff
and type ^D or echo the query string in
Your mileage may vary
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everything by Chomsky, C.S. Lewis, and most
importantly all the back issues of Mad Magazine...
Then you will understand the mental stains that programmers
use to emmulate human conversation... Unless they are Orcs
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[1] as opposed to a 'perl bigOt' -
who have a Big OT for Perl
8
of showing the fun of hash like structures...
HTH.
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, and if you
were trying to do this in c89, you really should seek competent
psychiatric help first... 8-)
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= $query-param('test');
that may be where you will be able to sort this out.
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backticks, open() and exec() }
And BEFORE wiggins whines at me for not pointing at
putting stuff that could be in a Module INTO a Module,
y'all do know about
Digest::MD5
that is available from the CPAN that would mean not
having to invoke it remotely...
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we Blog, therefore we exist
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On Thursday, Mar 27, 2003, at 16:16 US/Pacific, Wiggins d'Anconia wrote:
Luinrandir Hernsen wrote:
How do I run another perl program from within another perl program?
if (x=0)
{
perl_ program_ 1.pl
}
else
{
perl_program_2
}
exit;
Surprised that neither of the other two (especially drieux) asked
volks,
brief prefix. I believe Li Ngok Lam has found a clear
'issue' in the original request for solving a regex problem.
my working assumption was that the OP needed a filter that
would clean up a bunch of pre-existing static *.html files
because the site had adopted a new scheme, and so these
.
c. white space
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my $l1 = 'bodybgcolor=#99 other=fred
stuff here
table bgcolor=blue
';
my $l2 = 'body bgcolor=red other=fred';
my $l3 = 'body bgcolor=red other=fred';
foreach my $tag ( $l1 , $l2 , $l3
in the output.
So the simplest solution appeared to be to
work out the list of things that were 'delimiters'
and then allow anything in the middle group
that was not a delimiter...
HTH...
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this in the appropriate conditional
so that you handle the case
my $card_number = '12345678a9988';
as being BROKEN INPUT.
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thought about 'daemonizing' it and letting it
simply go into a 'sleep' and/or select on a control
port in a poll loop?
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come from the old school tie approach, since it also
helps one understand how to build CPAN style modules,
and keep the process going cleanly...
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of
the relevant data, but calls
RegularProcess.cgi
which will first off call your stats.pl script
with the relevant information, and then return
the appropriate web_page to the user.
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there
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check for the version with say
[jeeves: 90:] perl -MCGI -e 'print $CGI::VERSION'
2.56[jeeves: 91:]
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initial_name original_dir
new_dir suffi
x
example: ./renamer.pl image /home/httpd/htdocs/ /home/me/images/ jpg
[..]
it appears from the usage statement
that you are required to provide more arguments
than you provide when you background the process.
note the example line there.
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::specificPageStuff
These are basically how to cache that we have these
specific types of arguments and stuff
Remember that SSI's can help in a bunch of other ways
as long as your client does not have a 'specific look'
that requires that things lay out in a given manner.
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' frame name=MainBody src=' . $src2 . '' . \n .
'/frameset/html' . \n ;
\$p;
} # end of v_Frame_Page
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On Saturday, Mar 1, 2003, at 16:59 US/Pacific, Ebaad Ahmed wrote:
Hello All,
I have just installed SuSe on my computer, I can ftp to any ftpsite
from
this but cannot ftp into the machine. How can I make this possibe. Any
help will be really appreciated.
have you activated the ftpd?
ciao
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