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RE: Current Path for CGI perl on Win NT

You wanted to be able to use relative directories, relative to the one that the script is executing from. If the directory is a "real directory" and only marked like executable and scripts, the "current" directory does indeed change based on version of IIS 4.0 and perl. But the current directory

Netscape TEXTAREA has size limitation?

I'm working on a perl based text source code management system. We would like to be able to paste the entire contents of a text file, which might be quite large, into a TEXTAREA field and have it sent to the server via a POST. In Netscape, I tried to paste a large text file into a TEXTAREA field

Re: Netscape TEXTAREA has size limitation?

> > > I'm working on a perl based text source code management > > system. We would like to be able to paste the entire > > contents of a text file, which might be quite large, into > > a TEXTAREA field and have it sent to the server via a POST. > > Maybe that's not such a good idea. If my monit

PerlIS Slower than perl.exe?

I ran some tests comparing the same cgi script. The PerlIS time was slightly longer than running the normal Perl.exe. The script verified the PERLXS was PerlIS, so PerlIS was actually running. Can you think what might cause this unexpected timing? I had read PerlIS was supposed to be faster. U

Determing Windows user ID for anonymous IIS?

How can your get the user's Windows login ID if the IIS WEB server is utilizing ANONYMOUS logins? I once saw an object that could be sent to the PC on a WEB page, it executed on the PC, and then returned the user's login ID, but cannot remember where I saw it. It did not require the user to lo

Questions using Perl on Tomcat WEB Server on Windows

I found that if the installation path of Tomcat has a space in it, like c:\program files\... that perl fails writing a error saying it could not find the perl file: can't find file c:\program I found a Tomcat developer that found this last month. Is there a fix for this yet? Anyway, I'll try an

#! line in Tomcat

It appears Tomcat may require a #!c:\perl\bin\perl.exe line at the top of each cgi script. Is there a way to tell Tomcat to ignore the first line and always run perl from the standard location, so we don't have to modify the scripts? ___ Perl-Win32-Web

FW: #! line in Tomcat

ennis > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On > Behalf Of Walter Torres > Sent: Tuesday, October 21, 2003 12:58 AM > To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' > Subject: RE: #! line in Tomcat > > > > -Original Message-

Some server installations do no not set the " current directory" . Why?

I've looked at many postings, but I could not find this one. I have done many IIS Web server installations on different machines. If I run a URL like http://server/cgi-bin/x.pl where x.pl does a "require" of a file in the current directory, most installations has no problem. But SOME installa

RE: Some server installations do no not set the " ...

>> Rather than stating that they "seem" to be identical, why don't you verify it? Have x.pl output the @INC variable, and compare it on the systems that behave differently. The @INC are identical: C:/Perl/lib C:/Perl/site/lib . The @INC array is not the problem. The problem is that . means the

Dos windows pop up when running cgi system on Windows 2000 IIS 5

When running a perl (5.8.0 and 5.8.7) cgi .pl file (not isapi) on Windows 2000 using IIS 5.0, each Web screen pops up a DOS window momentarily as part of the system call, I believe. I've searched the posts, but the URLs pointed to don't exist any more. I installed on a different Windows 2000 ma