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09-20-2005
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html - text file question
Hi - not sure if this is the correct forum but maybe you can help all the same.
I have an ascii file on my server that I log events to.. I have samba and apache running on this server also - although I am not currently using them and have just started them up. They both appear fine so far. I want to display a basic html page that will display the contents of the ascii file and refresh every 60 seconds... Can anyone get me started? I have little experience of HTML but am okay on shell scripting etc... 
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09-20-2005
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I think you can do this using
shell scripting and html In html you can use the meta tag for refreshing the page Hope this helps Regards, Jags
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09-20-2005
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Can anyone help with some sample html for this?
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09-20-2005
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dynamically prepare 1.html every 60 seconds with latest body content of 1.html
1.html should look something like this <html> <head><title>....</title> <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="60"; URL="http://xyz.com/1.html > </head> <body> Here will come the file content prepared dynamically </body> </html> regards, rishi
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09-20-2005
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Okay - is there any way to tell the html page when it refreshes to re-read the entries from the log file?
I suppose that the update the html content with a script will do it I was just wodnering if there was anything a little bit more intelligent to do with this here...
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09-21-2005
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Using server scripts to create the page by reading from a file what you require can be done, now how you will read the log file depends which scripting language you are using,it could be either asp,php or whatever
 rishi
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