Greetings: Anyone running NCSA httpd?
I'm running NSCA httpd on DU3.2c. Whenever a zero is sent in a query to
a cgi script, the variable $* (or $whatever) fails to get the zero and
everything after the zero. The command (like cal) fails with a bad
argument. For example, the test-cgi script (#!/bin/sh) run with
"test-cgi?3+1998" returns:
"argc is 2. argv is 3 1998" -followed by the variables SERVER_SOFTWARE,
QUERY_STRING, etc.
while test-cgi?3+2001 returns:
"argc is 2. argv is 3 2" -followed by nothing or just part of the
return page.
The QUERY_STRING looks good in every case.
I've tried Netscape, Explorer, and Mosaic; and run browsers on MAC, PC,
and UNIX. The results are the same in every case. I've used both NCSA
1.5.1 and 1.5.2 with no difference. IDEAS?? What tree should I be
barking under -- DU or HTTPD. The cgi's work fine as long as I don't try
to send 'em a zero. TIA. Any suggestions welcome!
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Michael Grau | Kansas Corporation Commission
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m.grau_at_kcc.state.ks.us | Topeka, KS 66604-4027 USA
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Received on Thu Mar 06 1997 - 21:15:48 NZDT