Re: CGI Scripting with CRM

On Fri, Feb 06, 2009 at 05:31:10AM -0700, Chris Babcock wrote:
> I thought this might be of interest. CGI scripting with CRM114 happens
> to be insanely easy. The web page to be displayed is read from stdout.

cool :)

> syscall () (:environment:) /env/

hm, why (sys)calling env? special vars :_env_X: ar already set to the values
of corresponding X ENV vars - eg :_env_HOME: = $HOME.

> match [:param:] (:hex: :value:) /%(..)/

use /%([[:xdigit:]][[:xdigit:]])/ else you'd add 'x' to invalid/dbl-encoded
triplets like %%5c or %xy, looping forever (actually till buffer overflow)
on latter case.

> match <fromend> [:environment:] (:eol:) /\n/

ah, ok just for fun :) - else you'd parse QUERY_* and others your script 
expects.

> From there it's pretty straightforward to classify form input or

ok ...

> customize a webmail app to train Spam.

... but that's usually done by a backend.


thanks
-- 
 paolo
 
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