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J.Franco |
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LYNX-DEV (no subject) |
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Tue, 26 Aug 1997 15:42:08 +0200 |
Sorry for invade your mail box, I have seen you
at Lynx mail group, and I need some help about lynx.
Please, if this message disturb you, ignore it, and
excuse me.
I have the following problem with Lynx.
Case I:
Connect ussing Telnet to my web server, running slackware.
Type: lynx -dump http://home.netscape.com
( NOTE that home.netscape.com respond with a cgi, the
problem in all cases is only when the target site has a
cgi instead an html ).
All works fine.
Case II:
I do a perl cgi, with:
system ("lynx -dump http://home.netscape.com");
and I run this cgi from a browser ( nobody httpd ) connection.
I received:
lynx: Can't access start file http://home.netscape.com
I have try to run the cgi ( trought the browser connection ) with the
same user that Telnet user connection, but the same user works
well at Telnet Lynx but not at cgi script.
When the target url respond with a html file ( not a cgi ), not
problem, my perl cgi works fine.
Of course I have try to run at telnet as nobody user, and all
work fine, seems like the error is only when the call to lynx to
call a cgi is done inside other cgi.
Also at telnet connection, if I do:
lynx -dump http://www.interec.com > myfile
works fine, but not
/usr/bin/lynx -dump http://www.interec.com > myfile
that reports the same error:
lynx: Can't access start file http://www.interec.com
Thanks in avance.
j.franco
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http://interec.com
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