I want to write either a perl (CGI) or php script on a server to behave like a proxy server. I want to be able to enter the hostname and port on firefox proxy settings (or IE, chrome, whatever) and th
I\'d like to do a little data mining, to see if any of my customers are giving out their username/password.
I want to show my users PDF files. The reason why I use CGI to show the PDF is I want to track the clicks for the PDF, and cloak the real location of the saved PDF.
I have some potentially long lived CGI applications which must clean up their environment regardless of whether they complete normally or if they\'re killed by Apache because they\'re taking too long.
In awstats tool, it creates some log files in a ./data folder. I was wondering which script creates these log files? My purpose is to remove myself from tracking list since I am the one building the
What is the CGI script executed when we construct URL as follows: somesite.xx/content/?query=somestaff
I\'m developing a website(just for fun) and have been using mostly js/jquery to build the website while communicating with the server with $.post for logging in, sending textareas that the user submit
I cant get anything through the URL parameters or form submissions... $_GET and $_POST vars are always empty....
I know that CGI and PHP scripts which take time have this problem of responding to USER requests (client side STOP request from browser) .
I am trying to send an email using python that has the standard To From, body, etc. However this is where my question comes in. My python script takes information in a string and manipulates it(adds,r
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