* [EMAIL PROTECTED] (jeevs) wrote:
qx{rm -rf /var/www/images/file.png};
Use Perl:
unlink '/var/www/images/file.png';
qx{chmod -R 777 /var/www/images/file.png};
Use Perl:
chmod 0777, '/var/www/images/file.png';
What happens when two users try to access your CGI script
Thanks Gunnaar..
Problem resolved...
created a directory called images in www as said before and just added
the alias directived to the httpd.config to access the files stored in
images directory...
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Hi All,
I am using the GD::Graphs to generate a graph.
I am storing the file on the server and then displaying the same. my
code looks like.
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$gd = $graph-plot([EMAIL PROTECTED]) or die $graph-error;
open(IMG, 'file.png') or die $!;
binmode IMG;
print IMG $gd-png;
print
On 6 Sep 2007, at 09:03, jeevs wrote:
print img src='file.png';
Where is the alt attribute?
yes i am creating a file in cgi directoy ..
Are you certain that is the current working directory?
If it is for CGI then it could well be set up to try to execute
everything in it.
but
jeevs wrote:
I am using the GD::Graphs to generate a graph.
I am storing the file on the server and then displaying the same.
snip
yes i am creating a file in cgi directoy ..
but instead of the image just a square box is displayed ..
Do i need some configuration in apache or my i
Ok.. here is the update.
Earlier i was trying it on windows..
now i m using linux
but still the same problem
1) I created a directory called images under /var/www
2) gave it the permission so that i cud be able to write to it
3) i modified my code to
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my
Ok.. here is the update.
Earlier i was trying it on windows..
now i m using linux
but still the same problem
1) I created a directory called images under /var/www
2) gave it the permission so that i cud be able to write to it
3) i modified my code to
###
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...
my
thanks Gunnar . David
I used the code on unix machine.
But now the problem is that i am creating file.png file at location /
var/www/images/file.png
now how to display the same as the default path equals to i.e the root
is /var/www/html/
how to refer to the images directory in this case
jeevs wrote:
1) I created a directory called images under /var/www
Taking into consideration the error message below, the DOCUMENT_ROOT
seems to be /var/www/html, so that's where you should put the /images
directory.
You need to distinguish between path on the filesystem and URL. This
