====== Misc info ======
Really just for fun, of no practical value I think....
===== Bash cgi-bin =====
Why you would want to do this I don't know, but it seemed to fun at the time to write cgi in some obscure ways.
**hello.sh**
#!/bin/bash
printf "Content-Type: Text/HTML\n"
printf "\n\n"
printf "\n"
printf "BASH cgi script\n"
printf "\n
This is `hostname`
\n\n"
printf "\n"
===== DOS cgi-bin =====
Run this under windows and make your system even more insecure!(If that's possible)
**hello.bat**
@echo off
echo content-type: text/html;
echo.
echo.
echo ^
echo ^
echo ^Test for DOS batch file CGI-script^
echo ^
echo ^
echo Hello World
echo.
echo ^
nbtstat -A 172.25.0.20
echo ^
echo ^
echo ^
===== BASH traceroute =====
Not mine, copied.
# cat traceroute.sh
#!/bin/sh
# cgi-bin for traceroute - v1.4b - new links added Apr 17th 1996
# July,Dec 1995 by Laurent Demailly - dl@hplyot.obspm.fr
# infos,... on http://hplyot.obspm.fr/~dl/wwwtools.html
# Free software - GNU GPL - AS IS, NO WARRANTY...
# please keep author's (my) reference...
# note: using ncsa server, it is recommended to name the script
# "nph-something", like nph-traceroute so outputs come as it is
# done and not at the end.
# configure the following according to your place :
# place name:
PLACENAME="Observatoire de Paris à Meudon (France)"
# traceroute full path (unix path):
TRACEROUTE=/usr/local/bin/traceroute
# this script relative url (absolute would work too)
SCRIPTURL=/cgi-bin/nph-traceroute
# an icon to use as back to your home page
BACK2TOPICON=/icons/house.gif
# the icon width
ICONWIDTH=48
# the icon height (use xv for instance to check sizes)
ICONHEIGHT=48
# you are going to use this script, please drop a mail to
# so I can add you to the directory
# (I'm planning for version 2.0 some sort of auto database, etc...)
# no changes shall be needed below, but have a look :
echo HTTP/1.0 200 OK
echo Content-type: text/html
echo Server: $SERVER_SOFTWARE
echo
cat << EOM
Traceroute
Traceroute
EOM
if [ -x $TRACEROUTE ]; then
if [ $# = 0 ]; then
cat << EOM
Typein the name of a machine (or follow here
for trace to your place ($REMOTE_HOST)) you want to trace from $PLACENAME:
You can also try the following traceroute services