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Re: [users@httpd] could we use c replace perl in cgi program?

J. Greenlees wrote:

actually, I think that it's apache's suexec directive I was thinking about.
if all you want is transparent url's, so that visitors don't see the site, that can easilt be accomplished with the scripts themselves, without using additional modules.
not yet to security, I ((and visitors )just want to see the data they fill in after they hit submit botton that can be displayed in the browser,
I did not know whether is because in my /etc/apache/httpd.conf I did not do enough load module especially with perl, so I can not catch the name and value of the form at first webpge they fill. 

looking for more hint and help
you might want to read more about the scripting languages available, and how to use them before altering apache to hide the form action data. 

eric lin wrote:


Dear J. Greelees:

  Thanks your reply, some frined email me a link : cgilib

<http://www.infodrom.org/projects/cgilib/>

is the module you mean is in that site's cgllib?
from that site I see paring name from form and cookie, so far I do not want care cookie, just want to see the paring name and value from /var/www/index.html 's form action 


(probably I should add #include <cgilib.h>
and
name = cgiGetValue (cgi, "name"); /* but I have many name in my index.html, to collect data from visitor, and value */ 

like to see what is your opinion on that

/* but I fail to get what expected following its Testsuite */
J. Greenlees wrote:




eric lin wrote:


Dear advanced webprogramers or linuxer:

  Could we using c replace perl in cgi programming?

I tried a simple c program(although it not compile write)
to parse the name and value it inherate from visitor hit the submit form 

------------------------------------------------

#include <stdio.h>

int main()
{
         extern char name[][];
         extern char value[][];


         printf("Content-type: text/html\n\n");
         printf("<html><body>\n");
         printf("the price fo ", name[1], " equal ", value[1], "\n");
         printf("</body></html>");
}

--------------------------------------------------------------
like to see any of you 's opinion





yes, c can be used as cgi.
just trying to remember the module needed to add the functionality.


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