Viewing images in my CGI-BIN

From: Robert TV (ducott_99_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 05/30/04 

Date: Sun, 30 May 2004 21:07:56 GMT

Hello, I am writing a perl script that uploads images from my computer to my
web site. The images get dumped inside a special forder in my cgi-bin. For
some reason, once the images have arrived, they cannot be viewed in my
browser. The URL is have entered are correct, but they always show up
broken. If I use my ftp program to move the images out of the cgi-bin and
into a normal html forlder they appear fine. I have also played with the
file permissions of the images when in the cgi-bin, but to no avail. Can
anyone help me? TAI

Robert

Relevant Pages

  • Re: Viewing images in my CGI-BIN
    ... > to my web site. ... For some reason, once the images have arrived, they cannot be ... If I use my ftp program to move the images out ... > of the cgi-bin and into a normal html forlder they appear fine. ...
    (comp.lang.perl.misc)
  • Re: Viewing images in my CGI-BIN
    ... > to my web site. ... For some reason, once the images have arrived, they cannot be ... > of the cgi-bin and into a normal html forlder they appear fine. ...
    (comp.lang.perl.misc)
  • Re: band websites
    ... HTML reference book and another book on CSS style sheets and HTML. ... weekends working on a web site. ... The overall design is fine but you have some technical issues... ... Don't resize large images to smaller dimensions using HTML. ...
    (alt.guitar)
  • Re: Deactivate browsers print function
    ... Being a professional software developer ... I don't want them taking my images. ... disabling NoScript I was still able to right-click on and save the ... Don't break your web site ...
    (comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html)
  • Re: Red X in Preview as Web Page
    ... your PC for saving the web site to. ... > As far as the image files & their location is concerned, Publisher put them where it wanted to - i did not select another location. ... > As a test in Publisher, I created a web page using the wizard and used the pictures, graphics & text provided by the wizard - didn't add my own stuff. ... > The red X is simply a placeholder for images. ...
    (microsoft.public.publisher.webdesign)