On 20 Sep 2008, at 05:32, Jim Sims wrote:
I have a rev stack used as cgi and where put url worked on my Leopard
webserver it doesn't on jaguarpc. So, I changed to open file - read
from - close file.
I'm surprised by this. (Not doubting you. :-)) But I've never come
across
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On 20 sep 2008, at 06:32, Jim Sims wrote:
I've switched my rev cgi from my local Leopard webserver
I've switched my rev cgi from my local Leopard webserver test area to
jaguarpc
and it seems that I must change some code.
I have a rev stack used as cgi and where put url worked on my Leopard
webserver it doesn't on jaguarpc. So, I changed to open file - read
from - close file.
M
es 2.9 now that I tried it again. So Tiger is out, and
Leopard is in, if you are working with CGI on OS X.
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ersions of 10.3 and
downwards anymore, so I can't test against them.
Now is your cgi software supposed to run on macs? Because you're fine
on linux. And not one dares cgis on windows anyway, too weird. So it
appears that your only problem is mac os x tiger. If you're not using
a
wnwards anymore, so I can't test against them.
Now is your cgi software supposed to run on macs? Because you're fine
on linux. And not one dares cgis on windows anyway, too weird. So it
appears that your only problem is mac os x tiger. If you're not using
any of the 3.0 goodies, you
Andre Garzia wrote:
Hum strange.
Jacque, care to try a simple hello world with that engine? There are
commands that are not available to the command line engine
Already tried that with the standard "echo.mt" script. It fails with the
same error. Any script I try won't even start up, it fa
as cgi,
apache runs the cgi as user nobody (or a similar underpowered foe).
This is for security reasons as you don't want your cgi to have
administrator privileges.
I just did a test and set the rev engine permissions to: -rwxrwxrwx
Now anyone can do anything with it. But I get the
Hum strange.
Jacque, care to try a simple hello world with that engine? There are
commands that are not available to the command line engine, I think I
remember from your original email you were trying some get url command
inside the cgi, well, there's no libURL in cgis...
Let us tr
Jim Ault wrote:
What version of OSX are you running?
If you upgraded to Leopard from Tiger, there are a few issues with the new
Apache file paths.. easy to fix, but you need to know which things to do.
I'm testing on Tiger, but I have a Leopard machine I could try. I just
haven't got to that y
Andre Garzia wrote:
First Solution - or, you have the wrong engine -
Copy the engine from the Standalone.app in the Runtime folder of
3.0-gm-* Thats the correct CGI engine. I think you copied the one from
Revolution.app. I just tried the engine from 3.0-gm-3 here and it
works fine as a CGI. You
Hello Jacque,
In MacOS X only the logged user has permission to connect to the
windowing server (layer), so when you run your script from the
terminal, it runs as the logged user, thus, revolution engine is able
to connect to the GUI layer and is pretty happy. When you run as cgi,
apache runs the
, and runs as a separate web server on
your localhost. Drag MAMP to the trash and its entire environment is gone.
(Inside the MAMP folder is the htdocs/ root folder for your html docs, and a
cgi-bin for your Rev cgi. The port you will need to use is ) This can
be turned off and on from the
I'm trying to do some CGI testing on my OS X machine locally. For ages
I've been using an old copy of MetaCard locally but I just tried Rev
(both 2.9.1 and 3.0). I can't get the it to run.
The script, permissions, etc. are correct. The Rev engine is the
Runtime/Standalone eng
On Sep 14, 2008, at 9:00 PM, Jim Sims wrote:
I'm playing with Rev CGI, creating membership forms with name-email-
tele-etc.
Rev writes to a master list (a text file on the server) and saves
the data in a tab
delimited list.
Never mind ;-)
Got it figured it out now.
I'm playing with Rev CGI, creating membership forms with name-email-
tele-etc.
Rev writes to a master list (a text file on the server) and saves the
data in a tab
delimited list.
Each has an individual ID number and I include that in the value of a
checkbox
that I want to use to d
Hi list,
I'm using Rev cgi for an xmlhttprequest in a web page.
Everything works fine, except on IE6 where the display of some xml data
refuses to refresh...
My question : am I right to try to set the http headers (on the Rev cgi
side)
so that it "forces" the browser to refresh
l <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Where do I stick the rev standalone in the MAMP folder? Should it go in
>> CGI-BIN?
>
> Yes, the cgi-bin folder inside the MAMP folder.
>
> Cheers,
> Sarah
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> Where do I stick the rev standalone in the MAMP folder? Should it go in
> CGI-BIN?
Yes, the cgi-bin folder inside the MAMP folder.
Cheers,
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Major (International star of stage & screen) wrote:
In that case you will have to script your CGI script to return that
namely file and you will have to:
put url "http://www.somebody.com/
cgi_that_delivers_the_file_hamburger" into whatever
and check "$QUERY_STRING" in y
Yes, this is possible and a typical use of a web server.
Using PHP, this is the same as a visitor counter where the value is written
to a text file. A Rev-cgi can do the same thing.
Even better for you might be that each download is written to a log file
showing details you would like to keep
t the file, anyone that
tries after that would be told "Sorry, snooze and you lose".
I might want to be able to set up many such limited situations
at the same time (different files available for different groups).
I've not done any Rev CGI 'stuff', is this the sort of th
le, anyone that
tries after that would be told "Sorry, snooze and you lose".
I might want to be able to set up many such limited situations
at the same time (different files available for different groups).
I've not done any Rev CGI 'stuff', is this the sort of thing that
co
that
tries after that would be told "Sorry, snooze and you lose".
I might want to be able to set up many such limited situations
at the same time (different files available for different groups).
I've not done any Rev CGI 'stuff', is this the sort of thing tha
il
Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi Phil,
Assuming that your CGI script and the stack are on the same server,
I don't think that your CGI script needs a password and user name to
read any other file on the server. It should work without user name
and password.
The script is in an unprot
Step 1 for me would be to check the file format = legacy, since the cgi
engine is not recent
Step 2 Try using a simple text files (actually a group of text files)
having different protection settings (read access)
This should give you the clues you need to go forward.
On 8/14/08 2:19 PM
ername/my.domain.com/lockedFolder/
test1.rev" ?
HTH
Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi Phil,
Assuming that your CGI script and the stack are on the same server,
I don't think that your CGI script needs a password and user name
to read any other file on the server. It should work without user
n
t;)
:-D
Andre
On Thu, Aug 14, 2008 at 7:40 PM, Phil Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mark Schonewille wrote:
>>
>> Hi Phil,
>>
>> Assuming that your CGI script and the stack are on the same server, I
>> don't think that your CGI script needs a pass
Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi Phil,
Assuming that your CGI script and the stack are on the same server, I
don't think that your CGI script needs a password and user name to
read any other file on the server. It should work without user name
and password.
The script is in an unprot
Hi Phil,
Assuming that your CGI script and the stack are on the same server, I
don't think that your CGI script needs a password and user name to
read any other file on the server. It should work without user name
and password. If you really want to check some password, include it as
How would one 'go to' a stack that lives in a .htpasswd protected directory?
On a web server, I have a CGI script that wants to use a stack that's in
a protected directory.
When I try the URL form of 'go' as follows, I get a result of 'no such
card':
Thanks Andre - it worked :-)
On Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 12:38 PM, Andre Garzia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sarah,
>
> it should work with no problem!
>
> andre
>
> On Mon, Aug 11, 2008 at 11:33 PM, Sarah Reichelt
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> On Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 12:22 PM, Andre Garzia <[EMAIL
ToUseAndSendPage.rev"
or an exe saved as "sendPage.exe"
and in every case the URL in the browser must specify the location of the
file relative to the cgi-bin folder. If no folder is specified, then the
default folder is the cgi-bin folder.
If a path to a script is specified, the
Sarah,
it should work with no problem!
andre
On Mon, Aug 11, 2008 at 11:33 PM, Sarah Reichelt
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 12:22 PM, Andre Garzia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Sarah,
>>
>> instead of linking with URLs like
>>
>> http://192.168.0.123:/folder/file.txt";
On Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 12:22 PM, Andre Garzia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sarah,
>
> instead of linking with URLs like
>
> http://192.168.0.123:/folder/file.txt";>
>
> why don't you use root relative paths without the server, like:
>
>
>
> if so, the server part will be assumed to be the sam
arah Reichelt
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I'm writing a Rev-based CGI stack and one of it's functions is to
> return a web page containing a set of links that the CGI stack has
> generated.
> This web page is not saved anywhere, it just gets sent back to
Hi All,
I'm writing a Rev-based CGI stack and one of it's functions is to
return a web page containing a set of links that the CGI stack has
generated.
This web page is not saved anywhere, it just gets sent back to the
calling browser, so the links in it need to be absolute links, no
Hi
I agree but I have had past problems using "sendmail" (particularly with
attachments) on some web servers.
The solution that's worked best for me is LibCGI and Shao Sean's libSMTP
& libEmailEncode. All in rev :)
regards
alex
Andre Garzia wrote:
Folks,
using
Folks,
using smtp routines from a cgi is not the best solution. If the server
blocks, you end up eating server resources and many hosts will not
allow your cgi to open sockets to outside servers.
RevOnRockets has a library called RocketsSendmail that wraps around
the sendmail common unix tool to
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On 4 aug 2008, at 18:14, Mark Smith wrote:
I'd also point out that it should also be possible to a) send the
mail directly from the student to the teacher and b) use a rev CGI
on the server without a php s
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On 4 aug 2008, at 18:14, Mark Smith wrote:
I'd also point out that it should also be possible to a) send the
mail directly from the student to the teacher and b) use a rev CGI
John ,
>
>
> Can a rev cgi create a mail.php file, execute the php file by forwarding data
> to it, and then delete the file it created, all in one swoop?
>
the answer is "yes". You don't even need to create a file and then delete it...
I've been doing that
I'd also point out that it should also be possible to a) send the
mail directly from the student to the teacher and b) use a rev CGI on
the server without a php script.
Best,
Mark
On 4 Aug 2008, at 17:06, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Bonsoir John,
I remember a project I made three year
Bonsoir John,
I remember a project I made three years ago that allowed the desktop
based user to send an email to an author (the project was kind of
eBook).
I used directly a php script on the server, passing the data and the
address without having to set up any Rev CGI.
For security
teacher's email
address to send to.
I was wondering if I could post the teacher's email address and the student
project data to a rev cgi project on the server, and then have the rev cgi
project, on the fly, create the mail.php file with the correct email address
and email the st
Hi again,
If anyone interested, I found the solution.
In the first version of my cgi script, before saving the pdf code as a bin file
on the server, I was running the following loop :
repeat while first char of myPDF = cr
delete first char of myPDF
end repeat
but the wasn't enough
Hi guys,
Here I am, facing another weird problem...
I have built a js file uploader, with rev cgi on the server side to
parse
the multipart/form-data and save the uploaded file in the right
directory.
After upload, the end user can check what's been uploaded in a webpage
where all uploaded
your best bet for large file uploades.
I don't know how these flash uploaders save the file. I know that
using plain old Revolution CGI, you'll need a mime decoder and you'll
not be able to track the upload while it is going.
Andre
On Sun, Jul 6, 2008 at 12:19 AM, Sivakatirswami &l
I know little about the CGI, but file uploading is part of the world-wide
standard for HTML. No need for javascript or other server technology.
This, however, may not address all your security concerns without going to
HTTPS, or other.
Go to w3schools.com and check out their HTML lessons
Hope
We want to set up a protected web page where users can browse their
drive for a movie file(s) and upload via http. Like YouTube does it. I
presume this is just POST with a CGI on the back end that is robust
enough to receive it.
Right now the only CGI language that I know is Revolution. Easy
| J. Landman Gay wrote:
| I think you can place the file wherever you like. The engine is secure
| when used as a cgi, provided your scripts don't do anything to breach
| that security. Here is a repost of a similar question and the reply from
| Scott Raney, back when the engine was
Sadhunathan Nadesan wrote:
What if you want to create a file that is more permanent in nature,
that can be overwritten by a CGI, and that can be accessed by anyone?
Will this raise cries of security hole, red flag, dangerous no-no?
Solution?:
Is there a security guide to creating such a
good place to
put a file that has to be accessed by both the CGI and other folks.
Problem:
On the other hand, sometimes CGI scripts are restricted from writing
outside of their docroot space.
Also, anything in /tmp is going to dissapear eventually on most systems.
What if you want to creat
Sadhunathan Nadesan wrote:
I just ran this CGI: (please pardon the lack of comments, and credits,
this was shamefully borrowed a long long time ago)
cut here.
That should say "shamelessly", grin. And the author was Scott R
I just ran this CGI: (please pardon the lack of comments, and credits,
this was shamefully borrowed a long long time ago)
cut here.
That should say "shamelessly", grin. And the author was Scott Raney as
Re:
> The cgi does not run as you, it runs as another user ("nobody" I think,
> but I'm not certain.) At any rate, the permissions for the stack are set
> to only allow you, the admin, to write to the file. You need to change
> that to allow
Thanks Jacqueline!
I did find the solution in a post you had made earlier in the archives a few
years back Store your stack, in this case, the data.rev stack, outside of
the cgi-bin folder. I did that and everything worked as it should.
As I was trouble shooting this, i did remember
John Patten wrote:
Couple things I?ve noticed that seem a bit strange. First, if I have
multiple ?put? commands pulling text from fields on different cards,
the rev cgi only will pull the text from the first card.
Not sure why that would be, it should work. You could try adding a
"
Hi All?
I been going round and round with an issue on a very simple cgi exercise. I?m
attempting to post data from a web form and store it in a field on a rev stack.
Everything appears to work with the exception of saving text to a fld on the
rev stack, saving new cards in the rev stack, and
Hi list,
I'm about to re-design a web site that I built around Rev cgi
in 2004/2005. Back then I used Rev cgi 2.5 Linux.
Because of several new features, the site might get significantly
more trafic than before, especially in tasks requiring lots of
requests to mySQL.
I was wondering if i
This is the one I use on Mac OS X 10.4.11 PPC and it includes support
for MySQL (sample stack included) I believe that the engine is the
2.5 engine, so consider yourself warned in regards to the feature set
it has..
http://rapidshare.com/files/120892413/rev_cgi_osx.zip
-Sean
p.s. a RapidS
Folk,
All the URLs I've been able to find for the Mac OS X cgi engine are
broken.
Would one of you kind folk post a working URL.
Many thanks.
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RippleSoft Software
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David,
I am assuming you have a way to tell if the database changed since you
last poked into it.
Make your cgi generate static pages, this way, and trigger the
regeneration of the pages to new data being inserted onto the
database, this is quick and easy, everytime you enter new data, the
page
I'd like to speed up performance of a Rev based CGI by caching the results
on the server - however I want to retain the CGI based dynamic behaviour.
>From reading around it looks like this is possible, and I think this could
be a generally useful hack for Rev based CGI's. AFAIK thi
zia wrote:
Aloha Friends,
is there any way to prevent the engine from outputing:
Attempting to load driver: /opt/web/lib/dbdrivers/dbmysql.so
When loading a database in a CGI? This line is disrupting my http
headers, can we say to the engine like "keep your voice down while you
load y
Aloha Friends,
is there any way to prevent the engine from outputing:
Attempting to load driver: /opt/web/lib/dbdrivers/dbmysql.so
When loading a database in a CGI? This line is disrupting my http
headers, can we say to the engine like "keep your voice down while you
load your modules&quo
gines don't need a registration code. Just copy the
right one to your cgi-bin folder on the server.
Sometimes your scripts need to specify -ui in the declaration line, but
again, I'm not sure if that is still the case when using the standalone
engines. (I really need to get cleared u
p #2: Copy this engine to your cgi-bin folder and set the
permissions on the file to 755.
Ready! Pronto! You're good to go. =)
After that, you can follow the wonderful CGI tutorial by Jacque and if
you're further interested, explore my RevOnRockets package <
http://www.andregarzia.com/
one version.
As for your registration info, it is not required for running
the RunRev engine with cgi scripts.
> Do I Have to have some type of
> special
> access to the server
I don't understand "special access" but...
Setting up Rev for cgi can be difficult -- Jacque
On Fri, May 16, 2008 at 7:07 AM, Chris Young <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thank you Sarah, I have seen that.
> So if I want to use my Linux server, ( which is hosted
> at GoDaddy.com )
> Do I need to download the Linux version of RunRev,
> ( does it matter what version? ) and how do I put in
ROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I'm looking for some help setting up a RunRev CGI.
> >
> > I have both a windows server and a linux server I
> > could use.
> > Which ever would be easier or work better.
> >
> > But I'm not sure what to download and FTP
On Fri, May 16, 2008 at 6:47 AM, Chris Young <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm looking for some help setting up a RunRev CGI.
>
> I have both a windows server and a linux server I
> could use.
> Which ever would be easier or work better.
>
> But I'm not
I'm looking for some help setting up a RunRev CGI.
I have both a windows server and a linux server I
could use.
Which ever would be easier or work better.
But I'm not sure what to download and FTP to the
server.
Most places explain to download a file but the links
all point
to a RunRe
Friends,
I do have a libCGI that I think is the most recent one somewhere on my
drive, I think it is version 1.0.1 or something like it.
I´ve took this handler and adapted it to work with Rockets CGI
libraries in case anyone is interested.
Anyone else interested?
Andre
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Dave,
Thanks for the code; I'll try that as well, although the problem is not
to parse data from multipart encoded forms, but to keep binary data
consistent inside Rev variables...
I'm probably doing something wrong, but as soon as I use "line" or
"lineoffset" in a script, or even try to count t
r
is base64encoded ?
Thanks,
JB
JB,
I've found a stack script more flexible that a text script, and it
takes only a few minutes to convert from text to stack.
Best,
Richard
On Apr 26, 2008, at 12:56 PM, jbv wrote:
Richard,
Thank for the script, but your method implies the use of a
Dave Cragg wrote:
On 25 Apr 2008, at 21:18, jbv wrote:
Has anyone already tried to parse data from a multipart/form-data html
form
(that contains a type=file element) with Rev cgi ?
I've done it successfully in the past with ascii data, but now I'm
trying to post
jpeg data along
On 25 Apr 2008, at 21:18, jbv wrote:
Hi guys,
Has anyone already tried to parse data from a multipart/form-data html
form
(that contains a type=file element) with Rev cgi ?
I've done it successfully in the past with ascii data, but now I'm
trying to post
jpeg data along with other
takes only a few minutes to convert from text to stack.
>
> Best,
> Richard
>
> On Apr 26, 2008, at 12:56 PM, jbv wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > Richard,
> >
> > Thank for the script, but your method implies the use of a cgi
> > stack... what if a plain
JB,
I've found a stack script more flexible that a text script, and it
takes only a few minutes to convert from text to stack.
Best,
Richard
On Apr 26, 2008, at 12:56 PM, jbv wrote:
Richard,
Thank for the script, but your method implies the use of a cgi
stack... what if a plain
Richard,
Thank for the script, but your method implies the use of a cgi
stack... what if a plain text script is used ?
Actually, I'm looking towards a php solution right now...
Best,
JB
> JB,
>
> Here's the solution which works for me. I know it seems a bit
> bizarre. It
al. It doesn't work otherwise.
Field "temp2" is just an empty text field on the cgi stack
put pictdata into url PictFile
put url PictFile into pictdata
put pictdata into fld "temp2"
put fld "temp2" into url PictFile
The file PictFile will now be
I'd think you'd need to base64 encode the data before adding it to
the form, but I must admit that I haven't actually done this.
Best,
Mark
On 25 Apr 2008, at 21:35, jbv wrote:
Mark ,
JB, you may need to base64 encode the binary data.
you mean in the html form, before uploading ?
JB
Mark ,
> JB, you may need to base64 encode the binary data.
you mean in the html form, before uploading ?
JB
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JB, you may need to base64 encode the binary data.
Best,
Mark
On 25 Apr 2008, at 21:18, jbv wrote:
Hi guys,
Has anyone already tried to parse data from a multipart/form-data html
form
(that contains a type=file element) with Rev cgi ?
I've done it successfully in the past with ascii
Hi guys,
Has anyone already tried to parse data from a multipart/form-data html
form
(that contains a type=file element) with Rev cgi ?
I've done it successfully in the past with ascii data, but now I'm
trying to post
jpeg data along with other parameters (height & with of th
> I know what anchors are and how they work, but my problem remains :
> how to specify an anchor when the url of my page is :
> http://www.myDomain.com/myPage.cgi?a=1&b=2
>
> IOW how to have this page opened straight to a specific section of the
> html code ?
If you
Hi jbv,
I see what you mean. I've used the following format:
> http://www.myDomain.com/myPage.cgi?a=1&b=2#myanchor
Successfully.
Martin Baxter
jbv wrote:
> Björnke
>
> Thanks for the reply, but I don't think it answers my question...
>
> I know what anchors are and how they work, but my prob
Björnke
Thanks for the reply, but I don't think it answers my question...
I know what anchors are and how they work, but my problem remains :
how to specify an anchor when the url of my page is :
http://www.myDomain.com/myPage.cgi?a=1&b=2
IOW how to have this page opened straight to a specif
generated by a cgi script ?
The only way I can see to lead users to a specific section of
the page, is to define each section inside a with an ID :
and then scroll to that section when the page opens, with a
short script on the tag :
onload
="window.scrollTo(0,document.getElementById('
:
Hi list,
In html, anchors are used to lead endusers to specific sections
of webpages. Anchors are included in tags and added to the
link in the form :
http://www.myDomain.com/myPage.html#anchor-name
But what if the html content is generated by a cgi script ?
The only way I can see to le
Hi list,
In html, anchors are used to lead endusers to specific sections
of webpages. Anchors are included in tags and added to the
link in the form :
http://www.myDomain.com/myPage.html#anchor-name
But what if the html content is generated by a cgi script ?
The only way I can see to lead
Richard-
Aside from the technical issues, if I were on the customer side of things
and in the middle of processing a credit card transaction my browser gave me
a security warning, I would immediately abort the process and never go back,
resulting in a lost sale for you and your client.
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n 11 Apr 2008, at 08:01, Richard Miller wrote:
I have a web page that is secured by an SSL certificate. Users
access it by going to "https://mywebpage.html";. This page sends
a cgi request (containing credit card information) to my
MacMini server, located elsewhere. The server is not S
it by going to "https://mywebpage.html";. This page sends
a cgi request (containing credit card information) to my MacMini
server, located elsewhere. The server is not SSL protected. The
credit card data is then processed via a Rev SSL routine to a
secure payment gateway, then i
access it by going to "https://mywebpage.html";. This page sends a
cgi request (containing credit card information) to my MacMini
server, located elsewhere. The server is not SSL protected. The
credit card data is then processed via a Rev SSL routine to a
secure payment gateway,
,
Luis.
On 11 Apr 2008, at 08:01, Richard Miller wrote:
I have a web page that is secured by an SSL certificate. Users
access it by going to "https://mywebpage.html";. This page sends a
cgi request (containing credit card information) to my MacMini
server, located elsewhere. The ser
and get them to install it in their browsers.
Cheers,
Luis.
On 11 Apr 2008, at 08:01, Richard Miller wrote:
I have a web page that is secured by an SSL certificate. Users
access it by going to "https://mywebpage.html";. This page sends a
cgi request (containing credit card infor
I have a web page that is secured by an SSL certificate. Users access
it by going to "https://mywebpage.html";. This page sends a cgi
request (containing credit card information) to my MacMini server,
located elsewhere. The server is not SSL protected. The credit card
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