I\'m trying to set up Python\'s CGIHTTPServer on Mac OS X to be able to serve CGI scripts locally, but I seem to be unable to do this.
Let me start by saying that I know nothing about Cron, so sorry.How can I make a php or perl script get files from my computer and upload them to my web server everyday at midnight?
I\'ve been trying to solve a little problem for quite a while now but it seems I\'m not able to. I wrote an HTML page which calls a perl CGI script upon submitting a form.This CGI executes a certain
This question is related to one I asked previously, see here. As a way to implement segmented ajax responses, I created a code which does this:
What\'s the Perl equivalent for the following PHP calls? $_SERVER[\"HTTP_HOST\"] $_SERVER[\"REQUEST_URI\"]
i made simple web server like below. import BaseHTTPServer, os, cgi import cgitb; cgitb.enable() html = \"\"\"
#!/usr/bin/python # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- import sys import os import cgi import string import feedparser count = 0
I usually see #!/usr/bin/php or #!/开发者_Python百科usr/bin/perl at the top of a CGI file.How is a #!/usr/bin/env php
I\'ve been playing around with my own webserver (Apache+Ubuntu) and python. From what I\'ve seen there are 3(?) main ways of doing this:
I\'m trying to make a simple redirect work.I\'ve gotten everything else to work just fine.For example, this works:
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