On 30 Aug 2010, at 14:48, Diego Sebastián Birch wrote:
So far, what I have done is:1) Write a small application that outputs
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
That's not a valid CGI header (it's an HTTP Response line, but HTTP is not CGI).
Take it out.
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On 30 Aug 2010, at 14:48, Diego Sebastián Birch wrote:
So far, what I have done is:1) Write a small application that outputs
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
That's not a valid CGI header (it's an HTTP Response line, but HTTP is not
CGI).
Take
Thanks, Bob.
I've never used perl, although it sounds interesting enough to start learning
it. However, on this occasion, I need to port an existing application written
in C++ that connects to other applications on different servers using TCP/IP
sockets among other things, so I find it much
I've got a script that runs in VB that can perform CGI easily, but PHP does a
wonderful job of it. Just install PHP, and take the time to learn it! BTW...
PHP is VERY specific to the version of apache you use... certain PHP versions
work with certain APACHE and associated modules, etc.
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