Shell Programming and Scripting

Hi, i would like to put my shell on a server, but it said internal server error, i think the script is totally wrong.
Can somebody please give me a simple script with post data as

Thanks

TH

install your shell to your home directory or contact the site admin and see if he can install your shell for you.

i havent got one, its not the right one.

You need to clarify what you are looking to do here - you stated you wanted your shell put on the server - you were given assistance on that - now you say you don't have a shell.

It sounds like you are trying to either get a script to work (which you need to post the script to this thread) or having trouble with some type of html/cgi script.

Please post more information on what you are attempting to do.

I "had" a script, which i uploaded, the script caused errors, so what i am saying is can somebody write me a script (the simplest script that can be done) so i can access the server via shell and with post data as turbo=hacker&g=ls -al
This will be used at the end of the url script. (site.com/cgi-bin/script.cgi?turbo=hacker&g=ls -al)

Thanks

TH

your request:
is frowned upon here. why dont you try writing it your self, then if you cant get it to work post your code here. this way we can look at what youve got so far and give you assistance from there.

i seriously have to side w/ norsk hedensk on this. we are deffinetly here to help you but its hard to help you if you dont post your code.

being you are trying to get a directory listing via the web in all honesty i dont understand where this would be a needed request, but i do soemthing simmular based on $REMOVE_USER variable passed in from apache.

btw you cant post data w/ spaces in it. use a %20 if your post has spaces.

check the html standard at www.w3.org

but if you are just trying to get a directory listing via cgi.

Code:

#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use CGI qw/:standard/;

print header, start_html($ENV{REMOTE_USER}), h2($ENV{REMOTE_USER}), hr;
@files=glob("*");
for (@files) { print ("<a href=\"$_\">$_</a>", br) };
print end_html;