[cgiapp] Test 2 - is this thing on?

Is this list still active, or has my workplace started to filter this... I have not received anything since 30/Oct/2006. Brian -- Brian T. Wightman[EMAIL PROTECTED] Global Data Management http://pdmwebcg.jci.com/ Johnson Controls, Building Efficiency (414) 524-4025

Re: [cgiapp] problem with form-data (get/post)

So the big question is: If your CGI script sees an encrypted password, and it determines that it is valid, are you allowing access to that user based on that info alone? If so, then you might as well be using plain text passwords, because all an attacker needs to get in is the

Re: [cgiapp] problem with form-data (get/post)

So all of the perl is run on the web server, not the client. If this is the case, that changes the nature of your question a bit. Brian -- Brian T. Wightman[EMAIL PROTECTED] Global Data Management http://pdm.cg.jci.com/ Johnson Controls, Controls Group (414

Re: [cgiapp] problem with form-data (get/post)

How are you running perl in the browser (perlscript)? Brian -- Brian T. Wightman[EMAIL PROTECTED] Global Data Management http://pdm.cg.jci.com/ Johnson Controls, Controls Group (414) 524-4025

Re: [cgiapp] problem with form-data (get/post)

bits. MD5 has the same theoretical possibility (although the chances are much smaller). Back to the original question - If the OP is not running a javascript implementation of 3des, but is using a perl module, how is he running perl in the browser? Brian -- Brian T. Wightman

Re: [cgiapp] problem with form-data (get/post)

, but if you send an encrypted password or a plaintext password, isn't it still just a repayable token? I am having a hard time coming up with a scenario where this would buy you more security. Brian -- Brian T. Wightman[EMAIL PROTECTED] Global Data Management http://pdm.cg.jci.com

Re: [cgiapp] Using DBI in CGI::Application

suggested doing that in their manuals (might still?) in Oracle 6 and 7 (am I dating myself now?). Brian -- Brian T. Wightman[EMAIL PROTECTED] Global Data Management http://pdm.cg.jci.com/ Johnson Controls, Controls Group (414) 524-4025

[cgiapp] (OT) Hello, is there anybody out there?

Sorry for the line noise, but I have not received anything from the list in the since 14 May. Is the list just quiet, or are messages being blocked here as canned spiced meat product? Brian -- Brian T. Wightman[EMAIL PROTECTED] Global Data Management http

Re: [cgiapp] (OT) Hello, is there anybody out there?

Never mind. Looks like it is just quiet. Thanks, Brian -- Brian T. Wightman[EMAIL PROTECTED] Global Data Management http://pdm.cg.jci.com/ Johnson Controls, Controls Group (414) 524-4025

Re: [cgiapp] Splitting large projects.

into Apache, rather than having to validate my own, and my background is in security. But, as often happens in Perl, TIMTOWTDI (There Is More Than One Way To Do It). Brian -- Brian T. Wightman[EMAIL PROTECTED] Global Data Management http://pdm.cg.jci.com/ Johnson Controls

RE: [cgiapp] load_tmpl() question.

away, I would probably add it back by making C::A::HT module that I would use instead. Besides, there is a lot of existing code out there right now that uses load_tmpl and H::T, so... My $0.02, Brian -- Brian T. Wightman[EMAIL PROTECTED] Global Data Management http

Re: [cgiapp] Antwort: Re:Re: [cgiapp] help with using modules on the internet plattform

Without seeing the Bactual/B error messages, I cannot tell you what is going on. I can only guess. And I have made quite a few guesses already. Brian P.S. I read this list. Please refrain from including me on the responses sent to the list. Thanks.

Re: [cgiapp] help with using modules on the internet plattform

At which point you should do a use XML::Simple. There may be some use statements inside of XML::Simple that are not being found, because they are looking for XML::Simple::foo, not Mylib::XML::Simple::foo. Later, Brian |-+ | | [EMAIL

Re: [cgiapp] help with using modules on the internet plattform

If this is a CGI script, try running the script outside of the web server, from the command line. The Internal Server Error could be due to a myriad of things. This will (hopefully) give you a little more detail as to what is happening. Example: myscript.cgi 'foo=barbiz=bang' Some

RE: [cgiapp] Planning next CGI::App release

[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: The only case where it could break functionality is where a person would create multiple templates and string them together, but then, that kinda goes against the CGI::Application way where you only output once. I would beg to differ :) I have a set of

Re: [cgiapp] Re: 3.2_mls6 with delete() and RETURN_ONLY additions

of the parameters and resetting them in the process. Brian Brian T. Wightman - Global Data Management [EMAIL PROTECTED] 414-524-4025 |-+ | | [EMAIL PROTECTED]| | | com | | | Sent

Re: [cgiapp] CGI::App 3.2_mls5 available

remembered this big potential conflict. Not trying to flame you or anything, I just think it is a little bit of a red herring, since any time functionality is added, you run this risk. Document the addition and let the programmer doing the upgrade make note of the change. Brian Brian T. Wightman

Re: [cgiapp] Eliminate unnecesary warnings about Replacing previous run-mode

Never mind - missed the local won't work here Didn't have morning $caffeine yet. Brian Brian T. Wightman - Global Data Management [EMAIL PROTECTED] 414-524-4025 |-+ | | Brian.T.Wightman@| | | jci.com

Re: [cgiapp] Re: concerns with new header_props

My only concern with it is if you want to overwrite a set of cookies. You would then need to do... $webapp-header_add(-cookie=$cookies[0]); $webapp-header_add(-cookie=[(@cookies[1..$#cookies])]); But trying to remember how often I have had a need to do that. Brian Brian T

[cgiapp] hierarchical H::T presentation

this? Just asking before I go off and implement it on my own. Thanks, Brian Brian T. Wightman [EMAIL PROTECTED] 414.524.4025 - Web Archive: http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ http

Re: [cgiapp] hierarchical H::T presentation

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[cgiapp] RE: Upload local file to server

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[cgiapp] RE: Upload local file to server

Depends what you are using on the server. The client is responsible to encode it and send it to the server. You will want to check the documentation in the Perl CGI module for filefield(old old old) or upload(current). Brian Brian T. Wightman [EMAIL PROTECTED] 414.524.4025

Re: [cgiapp] Fatal exceptions before entering runmode

eval { $appl-run(); } if ($@) { $appl-Exception... } /CODE Brian Brian T. Wightman [EMAIL PROTECTED] 414.524.4025 |-+ | | [EMAIL PROTECTED]| | || | | 08/19/2003 05:41

Re: [cgiapp] get_previous_runmode() ?

provided). C::A only knows that it is going into runmode C. If I am way off base, then so be it, and prune this branch of the conversation :) Brian Brian T. Wightman [EMAIL PROTECTED] 414.524.4025

Re: [cgiapp] Deleting from param()

What about $obj-param(blah = undef); Brian Brian T. Wightman [EMAIL PROTECTED] 414.524.4025 [EMAIL PROTECTED

Re: [cgiapp] redirecting to another location

You will also want to return undef or from redirect_to_perl, not 1, or (I believe), you will get 1 as the contents of your document, rather than an empty moved document. my $two_cents; Brian Brian T. Wightman [EMAIL PROTECTED] 414.524.4025

Re: [cgiapp] Customized Error Screens

How about eval {do_something}; dienicely($@) if $@; I might have the wrong $@ (is it $!?), but the concept is similar. Eval allows you to catch the exception and process it with dienicely. Good luck. Brian Brian T. Wightman [EMAIL PROTECTED] 414.524.4025

Re: [cgiapp] checking passwords using SQL

1 row selected. Brian Brian T. Wightman [EMAIL PROTECTED] 414.524.4025 [EMAIL PROTECTED

RE: [cgiapp] cgiapp_prerun (what about passing vars with: return $self-display_login(); )

handles all of the necessary quoting. Brian Brian T. Wightman [EMAIL PROTECTED] 414.524.4025 [EMAIL PROTECTED

RE: [cgiapp] cgiapp_prerun (what about passing vars with: return $self-display_login(); )

- no problem with asking for clarification or further questions. That is how most of us learn. Brian Brian T. Wightman [EMAIL PROTECTED] 414.524.4025 [EMAIL PROTECTED

Re: [cgiapp] CGI::Application::Weblog

Is there an example of this running? I could not find one. Thanks, Brian Brian T. Wightman [EMAIL PROTECTED] 414.524.4025 jaldhar@braincel

Re: [cgiapp] Any ideas ... ?

Are you perhaps printing (unintentionally) from your application to STDOUT? This might cause the header you are seeing to show up in the document body. Brian Brian T. Wightman [EMAIL PROTECTED] 414.524.4025

Re: [cgiapp] Header_props cumulative

to your property list. Other opinions? Brian T. Wightman [EMAIL PROTECTED] 414.524.4025 P.S. (ObJoke) I suppose that tossing your redirect is better than tossing your cookies |:o) (Sorry, couldn't resist