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I am trying to run my first CGI/PERL script on my
Cobalt RAQ2.
I have gone into Site Administration and
enabled CGI scripts and SSI
Do I still have to do the chmod 777 thing?
I checked the server and the path to PERL
program appears to be /usr/bin/perl
I have put the following line in my HTML file to
run the script
<!--#exec cgi="cc_log.pl"--> When I try to run the script by typing cc_log.pl on my browser I get the following message:- CGIWrap encountered an error while attempting to execute this script:
This message usually indicates there is a problem with the script itself.
The owner of the script needs to check the #! line for correctness.
Here is the script that I am trying to run:-
!/usr/bin/perl
####################################################################
# # # CC_LOG BY CGI CITY IS A VERY SIMPLE LOGGING PROGRAM WHICH LOGS # # THE HITS TO A SINGLE WEB PAGE. IT COLLECTS INFORMATION # # INCLUDING DATE/TIME OF HIT, BROWSER AGENT USED BY THE VISITOR, # # HOST IP ADDRESSES, AND HTTP REFERRERs (WHENEVER AVAILABLE). # # # # THIS PROGRAM MAY BE USED AND DISTRIBUTED FREELY PROVIDED # # NO MODIFICATIONS ARE MADE TO THE CODE. # # # # Copyright (c) 1998-1999 - CGI City - All rights reserved # # Author: Peter N. Go - cgicity@xxxxxxxxxx # # # #################################################################### # # # DISCLAIMER: # # In no event will CGI City be liable to the user of this script # # or any third party for any damages, including any lost profits, # # lost savings or other incidental, consequential or special # # damages arising out of the operation of or inability to operate # # this script, even if user has been advised of the possibility # # of such damages. # # # #################################################################### ####################################################################
# # # INSTRUCTIONS: # # 1. Change the first line of this script to point correctly to # # your host server's Perl interpreter. # # 2. Under the "ASSIGN THE VARIABLES" section below, change the # # 2 variables as needed. # # 3. Upload this script to your cgi-bin directory and chmod it # # to 777 # # 4. Upload the file named "log.html" to a directory of your # # choice in your web host server. That directory and the file # # must both be chmod 777 # # 5. Insert an SSI call within your HTML code like this: # # <!--#exec cgi="/path/to/cc_log.pl"--> # # 6. To check your logs, simply view the log.html file from your # # favorite browser. # # For example: http://yoursite.com/directory/log.html # # # # NOTE: # # This script will only log the hits of the page where it is # # being called from. This is typically usefull for logging hits # # to the main page. # # # #################################################################### #######################
## ASSIGN THE VARIABLES ####################### ## ENTER YOUR OWN IP ADDRESS HERE TO AVOID LOGGING YOUR OWN
## HITS WHEN YOU VISIT YOUR OWN SITE; OTHERWISE, LEAVE IT AS IS $me = "0.0.0.0";
## ENTER THE FULL PATH TO WHERE YOU WILL KEEP THE
## LOG FILES; THIS DIRECTORY AND THE LOG FILE MUST BE ## MUST BE chmod 777 $log = "log.html";
#############################
## DO NOT EDIT PAST THIS LINE ############################# $getdate = `date +"%D %T %Z"`;
chop ($getdate); if ($ENV{'REMOTE_ADDR'} eq $me)
{
} else { open (LOG, ">>$log"); print "Content-type: text/html\n\n "; print LOG " [ <B>Time:</B> $getdate ] - \n"; print LOG " [ <B>With:</B> $ENV{'HTTP_USER_AGENT'} ] - \n"; print LOG " [ <B>Host:</B> $ENV{'REMOTE_HOST'} ] - \n"; print LOG "[ <B>From:</B> <A HREF="" ]<BR>\n\n"; close (LOG); }
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