I have build a POST handler into sh-httpd but haven't had the time to
thoroughly test it. Here it is as a diff script:
JamesS
*** sh-httpd Mon May 13 09:01:27 2002
--- sh-httpd.org Mon May 13 09:02:21 2002
***************
*** 182,193 ****
;;
esac
! if [ -f /tmp/sh-httpd$PID.input ] ; then
! $LOCALURL "$@" </tmp/sh-httpd$PID.input > $OUTPUT &
! rm -f /tmp/sh-httpd$PID.input
! else
! $LOCALURL "$@" > $OUTPUT &
! fi
CGI_PID=$!
CNT=1
--- 182,188 ----
;;
esac
! $LOCALURL "$@" > $OUTPUT &
CGI_PID=$!
CNT=1
***************
*** 200,206 ****
fi
done
! file_stats $OUTPUT
STATUS="200 OK"
case $FILE in
nph-*) if [ -n "${PROTOCOL}" ] ; then
--- 195,201 ----
fi
done
! # file_stats $OUTPUT
STATUS="200 OK"
case $FILE in
nph-*) if [ -n "${PROTOCOL}" ] ; then
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*** 349,377 ****
local HEADER
local HEADERDATA
read COMMAND URI PROTOCOL
! COMMAND=${COMMAND%"${CR}"}
URI=${URI%"$CR"}
PROTOCOL=${PROTOCOL%"${CR}"}
REQUEST="$COMMAND $URI $PROTOCOL"
if [ -n "$PROTOCOL" ] ; then
IFS=' :'
while read -r HEADER HEADERDATA
! [ "x$HEADER" != "x$CR" ]
! do
HEADER=`toupper "$HEADER"`
! HEADERDATA="${HEADERDATA%${CR}}"
! setvar HTTP_$HEADER "$HEADERDATA"
export HTTP_$HEADER
done
! if [ "$HTTP_CONTENT_LENGTH" != "" ] ; then
! PID=$$
! export PID
! dd bs=$HTTP_CONTENT_LENGTH count=1
of=/tmp/sh-httpd$PID.input
! fi
IFS=$OIFS
! fi
REQ_DATE="`date -uR`"
case $COMMAND in
--- 344,395 ----
local HEADER
local HEADERDATA
+ PID=$$
read COMMAND URI PROTOCOL
! echo "Processing $COMMAND $URI $PROTOCOL" >>/tmp/sh-http.log
! COMMAND=${COMMAND%"${CR}"}
URI=${URI%"$CR"}
PROTOCOL=${PROTOCOL%"${CR}"}
REQUEST="$COMMAND $URI $PROTOCOL"
+ export COMMAND URI PROTOCOL REQUEST
+
if [ -n "$PROTOCOL" ] ; then
IFS=' :'
while read -r HEADER HEADERDATA
! do
! HEADER="${HEADER%${CR}}"
! HEADERDATA="${HEADERDATA%${CR}}"
! if [ "x$HEADER" != "x" ] ; then
HEADER=`toupper "$HEADER"`
! eval HTTP_$HEADER=$HEADERDATA
export HTTP_$HEADER
+ echo "Header variable HTTP_$header = $HEADERDATA" >>/tmp/sh-http.log
+ else
+ PID=$$
+ export PID
+ dd bs=$HTTP_CONTENT_LENGTH count=1
of=/tmp/sh-httpd$PID.input
+ LINE=`cat /tmp/sh-httpd$PID.input`
+ rm -f /tmp/sh-httpd$PID.input
+ while [ "$LINE" != "" ] ; do
+ var=`echo "$LINE" | sed "s/\&.*//"`
+ if [ "$var" == "" ] ; then
+ var="$LINE"
+ LINE=""
+ else
+ LINE=`echo "$LINE" | sed "s/$var//" | sed
"s/^\&//"`
+ fi
+ eval $var
+ vname=`echo "$var" | sed "s/=.*//"`
+ export $vname
+ echo "Form Data $var" >>/tmp/sh-http.log
+ done
+ break 2
+ fi
done
!
IFS=$OIFS
! fi
REQ_DATE="`date -uR`"
case $COMMAND in
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At 09:40 PM 5/11/02 +0200, Jon Clausen wrote:
<snip>
>While this all works, I'm going to need some way of setting 'time to run'
and
>a couple other things from the 'master' page.
>
>One (rather clunky) way would be to have a whole bunch of links of this type:
>"Hour(tens) = 0, 1, 2"
>"Hour(ones)= 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9"
>"Minute(tens)= 0,1,2,3,4,5
>"Minute(ones)= 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9
>... and so on...
>Pretty ugly.
>
>So what I'm asking now is this:
>
>Is anyone aware of any way to have an input field on a page served by the
>weblet...?
>
>It just occurred to me that I might get away with setting up a 'settime'
>script in cgi-bin that could get the value from the address line in the
>browser... something like:
>
>http://blinder/cgi-bin/settime?06:30
>
>-but a 'real' input field on the page *would* be nicer...
>
>I realize that the weblet is really only meant to be a passive thingy, but I
>thought I might as well ask anyway... In case somebody had already made
>something that might be adapted...
>
>TIA for any thoughts/ideas
>
>Jon Clausen
>
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