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2008-05-20
, 02:05
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#2
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here's apache (also avail for OS2008)
http://maemo.org/downloads/product/OS2007/apache/
http://maemo.org/downloads/product/OS2007/apache/
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2008-05-23
, 08:12
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apache2 includes a default CGI directory in /usr/local/apache2/cgi-bin/
Perl is installed by default on the N810 (not all the libraries that you get on
a desktop install, but the basic stuff).
I could quite easily write a perl CGI to respond to imagemap clicks (mapping WiFi channels
with iwlist by clicking on a floorplan on http://localhost/cgi-bin/plan.pl)
Perl is installed by default on the N810 (not all the libraries that you get on
a desktop install, but the basic stuff).
I could quite easily write a perl CGI to respond to imagemap clicks (mapping WiFi channels
with iwlist by clicking on a floorplan on http://localhost/cgi-bin/plan.pl)
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2008-05-23
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Yeah, you don't need any special configuration for Perl as long as the CGI module is properly installed in Apache.
Is there a way to install apache (or similar) and a perl "binding" so that my n810 could serve page from CGI scripts ?
Any pointer ?
Thank you.