> So, Daniel: what do you see if you do what-dir in the
> other script? Can you change-dir? What are the
> system/options/path, and system/script/path values?
> Can your script write out a test file, if so, where
> does it show up?
Jeff,
All the above works as intended when launched with the Rebol
interpreter.
However, when called from a cgi-script, a change-dir in the regular
script yields :
** Access Error: Cannot open /c/winnt/. **
BTW, the same change-dir (change-dir %/c/winnt/) in the CGI script
does not work neither and results in the same error.
The external script runs in its own directory [system/script/path].
The CGI script runs in the cgi-bin as defined in httpd.conf (Apache on
NT)
In both scripts, if I write print system/options/path, I get
** Script Error: Invalid path value: path.
** Where: system/options/path
daniel
> The exists? function actually makes this determination
> by attempting to open a port to the file or url your
> specified. If opening the port results in an error it
> does not exist (for all practical purposes that's true
> as far as REBOL's concerned there)-- otherwise it does
> exist. Point being that other things can make it
> appear to not exist.
> -jeff
>> > Just a guess, but does the same happen if you add a
>> > trailing slash, ie: print exists? %./
>>
>> Yes it does. I guess it has to do with file permissions.
>> I'm running NT, the script does some stuff on files but
>> it's local. The rebol script invoked with the do/args is
>> outside of the cgi-bin directory defined in Apache. Is this
>> a problem ? (it runs fine, it just seems oblivious to what
>> local files pertains).
>>
>> daniel
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