Phil Davis wrote:
I'm just doing a reality check for what I observe in my CGI world: you
can't use Rev's "create stack" command when running in a windowless
environment (e.g. on a remote server with the -ui flag).
So I've not had difficulty creating any object or modifying any
properties of any object in a CGI.
I just double-checked this script on my Dreamhost server and it created
the specified stack file:
#!mc -ui
on startup
put "Content-Type: text/html" & crlf &\
"Content-Length:"&& length("Hello") & crlf & crlf
create stack "teststack"
set the filename of stack "teststack" to "./dd/ttt.mc"
save stack "teststack"
put "Hello"
quit
end startup
One thing to note is that sometimes cgi-bin folders are set up with
permissions that prevent new files from being created within them. If
that's what your script was trying that might be the issue. Try a
sub-folder instead.
--
Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Media Corporation
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