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Top Forums Web Development Get command-output to webpage from solaris-10-OS invoked from html webpages Post 302698905 by DGPickett on Monday 10th of September 2012 05:01:27 PM
Old 09-10-2012
CGI ouput goes to the web page by default, ok as content type text/plain but that is usually a bit drab; ok in a frame, maybe. Command output needs a little post-processing to be friendly to the middle of a text/html page in a <PRE> element.
Code:
echo '<PRE>'
 
( echo '$ command_line'
 
  command_line 2>&1
  echo '$'
 )| sed '
    s/\&/&amp;/g
    s/"/\&quot;/g
    s/</\&lt;/g
    s/>/\&gt;/g
 '
 
echo '</PRE>
<HR>'

This might suffice for canned or minimal-input scripts. I you need to process input of any complexity, you probably want PERL or JAVA or such, as you need a URL-decode for input. There are wrappers and servers that put the form variables somewhere in the environment, so shell can more easily process them. I wrote one -- everything is a shell scripted service, form variable x becomes environmental variable $h_x. The log file is executable and starts with the f0llowing prefix so it is a service that can dump itself!
Code:
#!/bin/tail -n+2
Content-type: text/plain
 
==== Start of Log ====

Last edited by DGPickett; 09-10-2012 at 06:19 PM..
 

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HOBBITWEB(5)							File Formats Manual						      HOBBITWEB(5)

NAME

       Xymon web page headers, footers and forms.

DESCRIPTION

       The  Xymon  webpages  are  somewhat  customizable, by modifying the header- and footer-templates found in the ~xymon/server/web/ directory.
       There are usually two or more files for a webpage: A template_header file which is the header for this webpage, and a template_footer  file
       which is the footer.  Webpages where entry forms are used have a template_form file which is the data-entry form.

       With  the  exception of the bulletin files, the header files are inserted into the HTML code at the very beginning and the footer files are
       inserted at the bottom.

       The following templates are available:

       bulletin
	      A bulletin_header and bulletin_footer is not shipped with Xymon, but if they exist then the content of these files will be  inserted
	      in  all  HTML  documents generated by Xymon. The "bulletin_header" contents will appear after the normal header for the webpage, and
	      the "bulletin_footer" will appear just before the normal footer for the webpage. These files can be used to post important  informa-
	      tion about the Xymon system, e.g. to notify users of current operational or monitoring problems.

       acknowledge
	      Header, footer and form template for the Xymon acknowledge alert webpage generated by bb-ack.cgi(1)

       bb     Header and footer for the Xymon Main view webpages, generated by bbgen(1)

       bb2    Header and footer for the Xymon All non-green view webpage, generated by bbgen(1)

       bbnk   Header  and  footer  for the now deprecated BBNK webpage, generated by bbgen.  You should use the newer hobbit-nkview.cgi(1) utility
	      instead, which uses the hobbitnk templates.

       bbrep  Header and footer for the Xymon Main view availability report webpages, generated by bbgen(1) when running  in  availability  report
	      mode.

       bbsnap Header and footer for the Xymon Main view snapshot webpages, generated by bbgen(1) when running in snapshot report mode.

       bbsnap2
	      Header and footer for the Xymon All non-green view snapshot webpage, generated by bbgen(1) when running in snapshot report mode.

       columndoc
	      Header  and footer for the Xymon Column documentation webpages, generated by the bb-csvinfo.cgi(1) utility in the default Xymon con-
	      figuration.

       confreport
	      Header and footer for the Xymon Configuration report webpage, generated by the hobbit-confreport.cgi(1) utility. Note that there are
	      also  "confreport_front"	and  "confreport_back"	templates,  these  are inserted into the generated report before the hostlist, and
	      before the column documentation, respectively.

       event  Header, footer and form for the Xymon Eventlog report, generated by hobbit-eventlog.cgi(1)

       findhost
	      Header, footer and form for the Xymon Find host webpage, generated by bb-findhost.cgi(1)

       graphs Header and footer for the Xymon Graph details webpages, generated by hobbitgraph.cgi(1)

       hist   Header and footer for the Xymon History webpage, generated by bb-hist.cgi(1)

       histlog
	      Header and footer for the Xymon Historical status-log webpage, generated by hobbitsvc.cgi(1) utility when used to show a	historical
	      (non-current) status log.

       hobbitnk
	      Header and footer for the Xymon Critical Systems view webpage, generated by hobbit-nkview.cgi(1)

       hostsvc
	      Header and footer for the Xymon Status-log webpage, generated by hobbitsvc.cgi(1) utility when used to show a current status log.

       info   Header  and footer for the Xymon Info column webpage, generated by hobbitsvc.cgi(1) utility when used to show the host configuration
	      page.

       maintact
	      Header and footer for the Xymon  webpage, generated by hobbit-enadis.cgi(1) utility when using the Enable/Disable "preview" mode.

       maint  Header, footer and form for the Xymon Enable/disable webpage, generated by hobbit-enadis.cgi(1)

       nkack  Form show on the status-log webpage when viewed from the "Critical Systems" overview. This form is used to  acknowledge  a  critical
	      status by the operators monitoring the Critical Systems view.

       nkedit Header, footer and form for the Critical Systems Editor, the hobbit-nkedit.cgi(1) utility.

       replog Header  and footer for the Xymon Report status-log webpage, generated by hobbitsvc.cgi(1) utility when used to show a status log for
	      an availability report.

       report Header, footer and forms for selecting a pre-generated Availability Report.  Handled by the bb-datepage.cgi(1) utility.

       snapshot
	      Header and footer for the Xymon Snapshot report selection webpage, generated by bb-snapshot.cgi(1)

SEE ALSO

       bbgen(1), hobbitsvc.cgi(1), xymon(7)

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