the cgi is a shell script that creates the site index dynamically based on the ouput of ls -la at the *nix commandline (gives a detailed file listing of a directory)… sort of as an alternative to apache's default dir listings…. and displays it emulating a terminal
the file date is preserved (i messed up the dates at 1 point thho) so adding a file is kind of in itself a "blog" entry…
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enjoyed the writing, bonnie.
didn't see any cgi or commandline, though?
ja
> hi
>
> annoyed with blogformat, http://misterbonnie.com is my cgi alternative
>
> long live teh commandline
the cgi is a shell script that creates the site index dynamically based on
the ouput of ls -la at the *nix commandline (gives a detailed file
listing of a directory)… sort of as an alternative to apache's
default dir listings…. and displays it emulating a terminal
the file date is preserved (i messed up the dates at 1 point thho)
so adding a file is kind of in itself a "blog" entry…
bonnie
On Wed, 13 Aug 2003, Jim Andrews wrote:
> enjoyed the writing, bonnie.
>
> didn't see any cgi or commandline, though?
>
> ja
>
> > hi
> >
> > annoyed with blogformat, http://misterbonnie.com is my cgi alternative
> >
> > long live teh commandline
>
>
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