For all you people who don't know your file paths

[icanseeyou7687]

well i came along a small program, i know this isnt anything new, and maybe there are better ones but, here is a program that tells you all your absolute file paths and what not, so just click here
http://lynnirwinstewart.wwwhubs.com/env.zip

simply put it anywhere in ur cgi-bin, and load it
http://whatever.com/cgi-bin/env.pl (lol just in case, im bad with directions :-p) and it will tell you everything, make sure the string is right. I had to change the first line in it to #!/usr/bin/perl, it was #!/usr/local/bin/perl

[AeroSoul]

http://www.eatsleepcode.ca/temptrash/path.zip

[Joyrex]

I had to change the first line in it to #!/usr/bin/perl, it was #!/usr/local/bin/perl

Seems you needed the program pretty bad, eh?

Just kidding... couldn't resist!

[icanseeyou7687]

yea, and, when i first started to try 2 install coranto, i rememer, when all this stuff was talking about changing that, i kinda freaked out, lol, but, i just remember how pathetic i was...ehrm am...lol

[Psykosys]

I just get coranto to crash whenever I need the absolute path - it has a "Useful information" page accompanying some misconfiguration errors which includes it's path.

[mitch77]

UNless servers were down these are worthless links...

[faithless]

Posted: 09-04-2003 08:26 AM GMT +8

well i came along a small program, i know this isnt anything new, and maybe there are better ones but, here is a program that tells you all your absolute file paths and what not, so just click here
http://lynnirwinstewart.wwwhubs.com/env.zip

simply put it anywhere in ur cgi-bin, and load it
http://whatever.com/cgi-bin/env.pl (lol just in case, im bad with directions :-p) and it will tell you everything, make sure the string is right. I had to change the first line in it to #!/usr/bin/perl, it was #!/usr/local/bin/perl

Posted: 05-02-2006 05:26 PM GMT +8

UNless servers were down these are worthless links...

[Parahead]

Code: Select all

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
print "Content-type:text/html\n\n";
foreach $i ( sort keys %ENV ) {
 print "$i: $ENV{$i}<br>\n";
}
exit;