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| Reply To: | [log in to unmask][log in to unmask], 18 Nov 1996 13:18:19 -0500547_- That's test #1: will the date rollover while the machine is up (which, unlike PCs and certain other platforms >;-) , is the normal condition of the 3K)? Thanks for sharing; what version of MPE does your 922 run? Test #2 is perhaps not as much of an issue for the 3K as it is for our PCs et. al.: SETCLOCK to a few minutes of midnight 12/31/1999. Shutdown and power off long enough for the clock to rollover. Restart. Again, since the 3Ks I know of stay up 24 x 7, this is probably only a consideration for those [...]41_18Nov199613:18: [log in to unmask] |
| Date: | Mon, 18 Nov 1996 13:43:42 EST |
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I'm on MPE/ix 5.0 running Perl 5.001 as my CGI scripting language to the NCSA
server. Here are some questions that I am having that I haven't figured out.
1. When running a script, I am having perl print the <PRE> tag before I
call a MPE command via the 'system' command, then I print a </PRE> after the
program runs. What I get is this:
MPE program output.
<PRE>
</PRE>
Why is it doing the system call to the ci first, then my two prints after?
2. Is there a way to get this to work so that the commands that I tell the
script to run, will be run in the proper order?
TIA,
Kevin Newman
ps. someone else asked if the NCSA server crashes when using cgi scripts. I
haven't crashed it yet, and hopefully I won't either. ;-)
(I think that the problem might have been his re-direction of $null into a
program when he was actually trying to get rid of the END OF PROGRAM at the end)
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