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This is where I post problems and questions while I work on my Language/Travel website.
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Link coming soon =)
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Thanks Garin and cjh.
I had a quick look at the poll, nice, results were on the same page though. Which isnt bad just more complicated I would have though. And I'm having problems with more simple scripts it seems.
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god I hate Matt, I can't even get the clock to work. I installed and 755 the pl page and put it in the cgi-bin folder, but my index page isnt displaying it. :/
I had a quick look at the poll, nice, results were on the same page though. Which isnt bad just more complicated I would have though. And I'm having problems with more simple scripts it seems.
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god I hate Matt, I can't even get the clock to work. I installed and 755 the pl page and put it in the cgi-bin folder, but my index page isnt displaying it. :/
Well, cant offer much assistance without seeing anything... Are you calling the cgi in the same manner as you've called other scripts you're using? Also check the error logs of your host, most cgi problems will appear in there (assuming you have access to them).
Garin wrote:
> Well, cant offer much assistance without seeing anything... Are
> you calling the cgi in the same manner as you've called other
> scripts you're using? Also check the error logs of your host,
> most cgi problems will appear in there (assuming you have access
> to them).
I got these from the error log
thought I should censor my username.
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This is the index;
I placed this perl script in my
> Well, cant offer much assistance without seeing anything... Are
> you calling the cgi in the same manner as you've called other
> scripts you're using? Also check the error logs of your host,
> most cgi problems will appear in there (assuming you have access
> to them).
I got these from the error log
[Thu Nov 23 23:11:46 2006] [error] [client 86.128.211.76] Premature end of script headers: /home/CENSORED/public_html/cgi-bin/textclock.pl
[Thu Nov 23 22:51:25 2006] [error] [client 86.128.211.76] File does not exist: /home/CENSORED/public_html/404.shtmlthought I should censor my username.
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This is the index;
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
<html>
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1" />
<meta name="keywords" content=" " />
<meta name="description" content=" " />
<title>Learn The Language</title>
</head>
<body>
<!--#exec cgi="/cgi-bin/textclock.cgi"-->
</body>
</html>I placed this perl script in my
cgi-bin/ folder. I'm hoping the !/user/ part is correct for dataflame.#!/usr/local/bin/perl
[SNIPPED OUT MATTS COMMENTS]
# Define Variables #
$Display_Week_Day = '1';
$Display_Month = '1';
$Display_Month_Day = '1';
$Display_Year = '1';
$Display_Time = '0';
$Display_Time_Zone = '0';
$Standard_Time_Zone = 'EST';
$Daylight_Time_Zone = 'EDT';
$Display_Link = '0';
# Done
#
@Week_Days = ('Sunday','Monday',
'Tuesday','Wednesday',
'Thursday','Friday','Saturday');
@Months = ('January','February',
'March','April'
,'May','June','July',
'August','September','October'
,'November','December');
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
if ($Display_Link != 0) {
print "<a href=\"http://www.scriptarchive.com/\">";
}
($Second,$Minute,$Hour,$Month_Day,
$Month,$Year,$Week_Day,$IsDST) = (localtime)[0,1,2,3,4,5,6,8];
if ($IsDST == 1) {
$Time_Zone = $Daylight_Time_Zone;
}
else {
$Time_Zone = $Standard_Time_Zone;
}
if ($Second < 10) {
$Second = "0$Second";
}
if ($Minute < 10) {
$Minute = "0$Minute";
}
if ($Hour < 10) {
$Hour = "0$Hour";
}
if ($Month_Day < 10) {
$Month_Day = "0$Month_Day";
}
$Year += 1900;
if ($Display_Week_Day != 0) {
print "$Week_Days[$Week_Day]";
if ($Display_Month != 0) {
print ", ";
}
}
if ($Display_Month != 0) {
print "$Months[$Month] ";
}
if ($Display_Month_Day != 0) {
print "$Month_Day";
if ($Display_Year != 0) {
print ", ";
}
}
if ($Display_Year != 0) {
print "$Year";
if ($Display_Time != 0) {
print " - ";
}
elsif ($Display_Time_Zone != 0) {
print " ";
}
}
if ($Display_Time != 0) {
print "$Hour\:$Minute\:$Second";
if ($Display_Time_Zone != 0) {
print " ";
}
}
if ($Display_Time_Zone != 0) {
print "$Time_Zone";
}
if ($Display_Link != 0) {
print "</a>";
}
exit;
Oops had to mess up the months coding because of the 60 letter limit.
Would I be right in asssuming you've already corrected the differing file extensions on the clock script?
The most likely cause of "Premature end of script headers" is file permissions. The script itself is fine (of course). Welcome to CGI and its lousy error reporting. :-)
The most likely cause of "Premature end of script headers" is file permissions. The script itself is fine (of course). Welcome to CGI and its lousy error reporting. :-)
heh, yes I chm-something-or-other it. 755, I remembered changing them like that when I dealt with perl 10 years ago :)
hmm perhaps I should DF if #!/usr/local/bin/perl is the correct path, and the bit. Is it suppose to call up the file as a .cgi file and not a .pl file?
hmm perhaps I should DF if #!/usr/local/bin/perl is the correct path, and the bit. Is it suppose to call up the file as a .cgi file and not a .pl file?
Machie wrote:
> hmm perhaps I should DF if #!/usr/local/bin/perl is the correct
> path,
If the dataflame server you're on has cpanel installed, you can find the correct path to perl under General Server Information. On mine its /usr/bin/perl
> and the
> hmm perhaps I should DF if #!/usr/local/bin/perl is the correct
> path,
If the dataflame server you're on has cpanel installed, you can find the correct path to perl under General Server Information. On mine its /usr/bin/perl
> and the
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