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Re: [MacPerl] the directory where the script is running
At 10.07 -0400 1999.05.20, Bart Lateur wrote:
>Both exist on my server. $ENV{SCRIPT_NAME} is the script's name,
>relative to the webspace. $ENV{SCRIPT_FILENAME} is the script's name
>relative to my server's filesystem. For example, the script "env.cgi"
>(which tests the environment variables) is in the root on my webspace,
>and the values for these environment variables are:
>
> SCRIPT_FILENAME /export/web/Customers/cdc/env.cgi
> SCRIPT_NAME /env.cgi
Ah, confirmed. Apache gives SCRIPT_FILENAME, Netscape does not (in my
versions). Further discussion to go to macperl-webcgi. :)
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