On 17 Feb 2005, at 23:34, jbv wrote:
one more detail :
the following line : get URL "http://www.google.fr"; doesn't return anything... the script just run for about 10 secs and then returns an empty variable.
Did you check "the result" after the get URL line? It might give some useful information.
geturl is a handler in liburl that is called by the engine (it should never be called from a script). However, the value looks like the seconds value. When you say it "returns 1108665196", is that in the "it" variable or "the result". If the former, is it possible the "it" value was set earier in your script.
BUT the following line : geturl "http://www.google.fr"; returns 1108665196 ...
don't know if it makes any sense...
Going back to your original question, as far as I know, the instructions for building a libUrl stack for CGI use are still valid. However, I haven't done this recently, and at the time, I didn't check it on Linux. If you're still having trouble, immediately after the "start using" line, you might want to check that the library has been loaded. You could perhaps do something suc as "return the stacksInUse"
Cheers Dave
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