Re: [ts-7000] apache, and a cgi program on the debian linux ts-7500

[Walter Marvin <>]

cgi for the 7500 is like any other cgi design. The web is full of examplesw
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On Tue, 9/24/13, Larry <> wrote:

 Subject: Re: [ts-7000] apache, and a cgi program on the debian linux ts-7500
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Date: Tuesday, September 24, 2013, 7:59 PM
















  



  


    
      
      
      
  
  
     I would suggest a different design. This is exactly what
 PHP is
     perfect for.

     If it's not already on your board, you can add PHP
 as a module for
     Apache,

     or compile it in. You will learn to love PHP. You can
 write scripts
     that use syntax

     very similar to C, but it is actually interpreted, no
 compile
     required.

     You embed script right into your web pages.

    

     Good luck

     Larry

     On 9/24/2013
 10:47 PM,
       
 wrote:

    
    
        
      
          
             ok, so the html pages go into /www.    say
 I want to
               compile and link a c program that is called by
 a
               <form>  does anybody have an example?
   something
               simple like an html page that has a text box
 to enter your
               name, and the c program writes back a html
 page saying
               hello xxx.   also with make file????  or at
 least the gcc
               compile and link commands???
            

            
            

            
             TIA, 
             jleslie

              

              
              

              
              

              
            
          
          
      
      
    
    

     --
 Larry Eaton
 http://www.rnmicrosystems.com/
  



    
     

    
    






  











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