> I haven't been following this thread closely, but in case you haven't tried > it, you may wish to try: > #!/home/rebol/rebol --cgi -s
Hi Scott Thanks. Nice try.. --cgi -s << No. script just hangs. -cs << It works, but only for read+write in the *current* directory. Unless there is some other incantation using 'secure I am suspecting it might be only possible when the cgi script is owned by apache. However I did find a healthy looking example of the sort thing I ma needing to do: http://www.reboltech.com/library/html/cgicomment.html REBOL [ Title: "CGI Web Page Comment Poster" Author: "Carl Sassenrath" Date: 14-Sep-1999 File: %cgicomment.r Purpose: {Allows viewers to add comments to a web page. (needs webcomment.r to create example forms file).} ...snip code... ;-- The file name of the article is provided in a hidden input ; field within the HTML of the article. Use this string to ; build the path to the file from CGI dir. Remember that the ; file must have write permissions if you want add comments. file: join %../web/ cgi/file ;-- Create the text of the new comment from the CGI input. ; If the type is code, then display it as preformated TTY. new-comment: make-comment cgi/from now either cgi/type = "code" [ rejoin ["<pre>" cgi/comment </pre>]][cgi/comment] ;-- Read the HTML file, add the newest comment to it, and write ; it out. An HTML comment is used to mark where it goes. page: read file insert find page <!--comments--> new-comment write file page Carl notes "Remember that the file must have write permissions if you want add comments." To be sure, I set my target "uploads" folder writable to all: drwxrwxrwx 2 jasonic jasonic 4096 Sep 3 11:46 uploads There are images I have uploaded via http: -rw-r--r-- 1 apache apache 10644 Aug 30 18:37 test.jpg and for comparison, a file which was generated by script from bash shell, not cgi: -rw-rw-r-- 1 jasonic jasonic 69 Sep 4 18:44 testupdir.txt So this may be entirely an Apache thing. What I am need to determine is how much control I have within REBOL, to fix this situation. any ideas? ./Jason -- To unsubscribe from this list, please send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" in the subject, without the quotes.
