I've never done this before, and any help is appreciated.
I need to move files from /usr/people/my_directory to /opt/apache/htdocs every half hour.
Someone suggested cron and a shell script. I don't know anything about either, but it sounds like the best solution for me.
I'm running SGI/IRIX...
Currently, to upload our website, I have to FTP from my NT to /usr/people/my_directory on the SGI, then go over to the SGI, login as root, enter my password, then manually transfer the files from /usr/people/my_directory to /opt/apache/htdocs.
There's got to be an easier way.
How can I FTP...
That's what I was afraid of.
It's probably for the best; the last thing I want to do is risk screwing stuff up.
The more I do this stuff, the more I like to keep things fast, simple, and safe...
Thanks!
I'm attempting to use a Perl CGI script to track visitors to an affiliate organization's website.
When a user visits there, I want it to call the script on our server.
everything works fine when I'm testing it here, using [<!--#exec cgi="/cgi-bin/ptslog.cgi"-->]
At the other site...
I'm using two perl CGI scripts:
one activated by <FORM ACTION="/cgi-bin/ptsurvey.cgi" METHOD="POST"> in an HTML page,
the other activated by <!--#exec cgi="/cgi-bin/ptslog.cgi"--> in an SHTML page.
Both work fine, but the page that uses <!--#exec...
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