Hi,
I want to make it in such a way, that when I call: http://myserver.tld:3000, a website opens. This isn't difficult at all when I use apache (the webserver I'll be using). However, when this page is called, I want a c++ programm to think of the output that should be given to the user.
How do I do that?
regards,
The freak
When you say think of an output what do you mean?
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Say that I want for example to change config files on the server, and after that, sends it's progress through apache to the browser of the client.Originally Posted by Meganan
Pick a more secure language before your doubts open up a big security hole in your system would be my advice.
Perhaps this is what you want http://www.w3.org/CGI/
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I solved it already by doing it like this:
This works.PHP Code:<?php
$output = system("./a.out var1 var2");
echo $output;
?>
However, Now I need to run my a.out as a specific linux system user, how should I do that?
