Re: Witango-Talk: Directory listing on MacOSX

2003-07-27 Thread Phil Wade
An example that will work on all the unix platform - OS X, Linux and Solaris - is attached. Make sure that: 1 the shellcommand.sh file has execute permissions 2 the file is saved as a unix text file 3 the user that owns the witango process has read/execute access to the directory Phil On 27/

Re: Witango-Talk: Directory listing on MacOSX

2003-07-27 Thread Wayne Irvine
> The program "/bin/ls /Library/WebServer/Documents" does not exist, or > is not readable. Or maybe use some sort of encoding or <@CHAR> tag to send the space. Wayne Irvine Byte Services Pty Ltd http://www.byteserve.com.au/ [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Witango-Talk: Directory listing on MacOSX

2003-07-26 Thread Wayne Irvine
> The program "/bin/ls /Library/WebServer/Documents" does not exist, or > is not readable. Looks like it's seeing the space as a part of the path rather than as a separator followed by an argument. Can you pass the argument separately, or set it as the default path before calling the app. Wayne

Witango-Talk: Directory listing on MacOSX

2003-07-26 Thread Christian Platt
Just wanted to get the listing of a directory into my resultset via /bin/ls /Library/WebServer/Documents which works in Terminal, but when using it as an external action in Witango, iget +++ Position: GetDir Class: External Main Error Number: 0 The program "/bin/ls /Library/WebServer/Document