Based on this question I asked earlier on setting up cookies in Perl, I successfully got an answer and way to do this but am now faced with a new interesting challenge.
I have a Delphi (hence 32-bit) CGI app running on a Windows 2008 64-bit server that has 24 Gb RAM with IIS7. The web service runs fine for a few days at a time (sometimes a few weeks) and then suddenl
I have developed a python CGI application which works just fine on my development box. My hosting provider however gives me little control of its server: I use a lot of custom stuff in my python envir
I\'m moving a website to Hostmonster and asked where the server log is located so I can automatically scan it for CGI errors. I was told, \"We\'re sorry, but we do not have cgi errors go to any files
What is the best, in Perl, way to get the selected values of a multiple select form field? <select name=\"mult\" multiple=\"multiple\">
On many servers, PHP runs as CGI.This is an essential part of using suexec to run the scripts for each site as the user associated with the site.So giving up CGI is not appealing.
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I would like to submit a form to a CGI script localy (w3c-markup-validator), but it is too slow using curl and apache, I want to use this CGI scrip开发者_运维技巧t more than 5,000 times in an another
I have an desktop application running on my desktop. I need to send the file path to the CGI script running at server.
I have problems using the perl cgi hook. It seems that after I pressed the \"send\" button my perl script is not called instandly but after the file is uploaded completely.
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