> From: "Brian Steele" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Under NT4, the environment variable SCRIPT_NAME is supposed to be set to
be
> > equal to the path to the script when the script is called from a
browser.
> > You can redefine the value for SCRIPT_
Hi Everyone:
I've got a number of Perl scripts running under different virtual domains
hosted on IIS4/NT4 system. We're in the process of migrating these domains
to a W2K server, and I'm noticing some unusual behaviour with some of the
scripts.
Under NT4, the environment variable SCRIPT_NAME is
Heads up all you IIS users :-)
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> From: Brian Steele [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: fredag, februari 23, 2001 21:29
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Strange move by your ISP. IMO, you could rewrite the scripts - or simply
switch to another provider that DOES do NT/IIS. The latter option might be
the simpler one.
Brian
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From: "Larry E Stewart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Perl-Win32-Web Mailing List" <[EMAIL PROTECT
Hi Everyone:
I noticed that my Perl error log was starting to fill up with "modification
of a read-only value attempted" errors, so I had a look at my webserver's
log file, and noticed that this happened when the user added something like
"?" to a GET call to the script in question, e.g.
/camera
If PWS, the directory is usually "scripts", not "script".
Brian
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From: "Kaspars Vilkens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Perl-Web LISTSERV" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
"Perl-Users LISTSERV" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
"Perl-ADMINS LISTSERV" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
"Activeperl LISTSERV" <[EM
with:
INTERNAL ERROR: PerlParse did not exit clean
Any ideas on what might be causing this? As with the previous error
messages, it doesn't happen consistently.
Brian
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From: "Brian Steele" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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to clue me in a bit more here :-). The problem here is that
it looks like the script is producing no output at all. How's CGI::Carp or
trying to capture the output going to help?
Regards,
Brian Steele
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LOL - Looking for something slightly more sophisticated, thanks :-). This is
geared towards PHB and usage, so there should at least be some fancy colors
'n' stuff...
Brian
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See subject. Anyone have a script for this that they're willing to share?
I'm working on one at the moment, but I'm getting this quaint "reinventing
the wheel" feeling while doing so...
Brian
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Depends on what you want it to be :-).
Here's a subroutine that will send back a GIF or JPG picture:
sub send_picture {
# Return the verified picture back to the browser
# Usage: &send_picture('picture')
$picture = $_[0];
if (-f "$picture") {
binmode STDOUT;
# Set co
Should work, but beware - image isn't cached by the browser (= more
bandwidth usage, might be problematic for busy sites). Can't really see any
way around this though.
Was going to do something like this for a "banner" script, but decided to
have the script create the page which in turn had an I
Server: NT4/IIS4/Sp6a + nnn hotfixes
Perl version: 5.00307
Sometimes my normally-working scripts will produce no output at all to the
browser. In the Perl error log, a corresponding "script produced no output"
error is recorded. In one case, all the script does is read a number of
files, parse t
, for WMedia streaming. I didn't want the
clients to be able to connect directly to the encoders.
Brian Steele
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