CGI????

[Harry George]

Your cgi script is a normal python script -- which means it needs the
normal python infrastructure (e.g., the interpreter and the std
libraries).  If your homepage is on an ISP which does not support
python, that could be trouble.  You could ask the ISP to install
python, so you can use it.

Remember, if you usually do

#!/usr/bin/env python

You may have to do:

#!/usr/bin/python  (or whatever the actual absolute path may be)

(It is probably a poor idea to try to pick just a few of the std
libraries to upload, since you need the interpreter anyway.)



"RaZor4U" <razor4u at witty.com> writes:

> Sorry, I mean:
> What files does have to come in the usually usr/local/bin/python dir??
> 
> RaZor4U <razor4u at witty.com> schreef in berichtnieuws
> umJLaLEh$GA.214 at net025s...
> > Hi everybody out there...
> >
> > Maybe a stupid question. But, what files do I've to upload to the CGI-BIN
> > dir on my homepage to run a Python-CGI script???
> >
> > Thnx, RaZor4U
> >
> > -Can you hear the childrens song? No, put on your radio!
> >
> >
> >
> 
> 

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Harry George
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