It is necessary to execute linux command in CGI(apache)
def cmd(com)
system("#{com}>log.log")
end
cmd("pwd")
There isn’t errors but log.log is empty
Else:
def cmd
system("pwd>log.log")
end
cmd
there isn’t result too.
It is necessary to execute linux command in CGI(apache)
def cmd(com)
system("#{com}>log.log")
end
cmd("pwd")
There isn’t errors but log.log is empty
Else:
def cmd
system("pwd>log.log")
end
cmd
there isn’t result too.
Luckystr Luckystr wrote:
It is necessary to execute linux command in CGI(apache):
def cmd(com)
system("#{com}>log.log")
end
cmd(“pwd”)
There isn’t errors but log.log is empty
Else:
def cmd
system(“pwd>log.log”)
end
cmd
there isn’t result too.
7stud – wrote:
Luckystr Luckystr wrote:
It is necessary to execute linux command in CGI(apache)
def cmd(com) system("#{com}>log.log") end cmd("pwd")
There isn’t errors but log.log is empty
Else:
def cmd system("pwd>log.log") end cmd
there isn’t result too.
There aren’t any code tags here. You can just post your code and the
indenting will be preserved.Where is log.log located in your Apache directory structure? The
correct path to that file needs to be specified in your cgi script.Check your apache error logs located here:
/logs/error_log
and see what the last few lines say. It may say something like:
log.log: Permission denied
In that case, you’ll need to change the permissions for log.log to give
‘others’ write privileges, so that your script can write to log.log,
something like this:$ sudo chmod o+w /full/path/to/log.log
errorlog:
sh: log.log: Permission denied
The path log.log can be correct since “>” creates a file if it does not
exist.
But just in case, I checked path in script make access pattern 0777.
Outgoing from logfile, I think that there is error because user “apache”
doesn’t have shell.
I tried to make apache’s shell by “adduser” by “root” but linux said
that it’s impossible.
Hi,
Am Dienstag, 18. Aug 2009, 05:46:54 +0900 schrieb Luckystr Luckystr:
errorlog:
sh: log.log: Permission denied
Redirect $stderrr, too. Direct it into /tmp to avoid access rights
problems while you’re testing.
Bertram
Luckystr Luckystr wrote:
It is necessary to execute linux command in CGI(apache)
def cmd(com) system("#{com}>log.log") end cmd("pwd")
There isn’t errors but log.log is empty
Else:
def cmd system("pwd>log.log") end cmd
there isn’t result too.
There aren’t any code tags here. You can just post your code and the
indenting will be preserved.
Where is log.log located in your Apache directory structure? The
correct path to that file needs to be specified in your cgi script.
Check your apache error logs located here:
/logs/error_log
and see what the last few lines say. It may say something like:
log.log: Permission denied
In that case, you’ll need to change the permissions for log.log to give
‘others’ write privileges, so that your script can write to log.log,
something like this:
$ sudo chmod o+w /full/path/to/log.log
Luckystr Luckystr wrote:
It is necessary to execute linux command in CGI(apache)
def cmd(com) system("#{com}>log.log") end cmd("pwd")
There isn’t errors but log.log is empty
Try:
system(“pwd >/tmp/log.log”)
Brian C. wrote:
Luckystr Luckystr wrote:
It is necessary to execute linux command in CGI(apache)
def cmd(com) system("#{com}>log.log") end cmd("pwd")
There isn’t errors but log.log is emptyTry:
system(“pwd >/tmp/log.log”)
thank all, and thank you, Brian C… /tmp/log.log has pwd
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