Re: Can't POST
[email protected] (Sascha Lüdecke)
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"Eric Jain" <[email protected]> writes: Heya Eric! This seems to be a common problem (last asked about 5 weeks ago and I had it as well). Let me quote: || At 03:26 AM 5/9/02 +0300, you wrote: || >Support <support@SNIPPED> wrote: || >> When I attempt to post using sn, I get the following. Any ideas? || >> || >> || >> May 8 16:10:21 YesICan in.identd[4221]: reply to 192.168.1.1: 4488 , 119 : || >> USERID : UNIX :root || >> May 8 16:10:21 YesICan snntpd[4220]: connect from [email protected] || >> May 8 16:10:24 YesICan logger: Usage: POST [-options] <url>... || >> May 8 16:10:24 YesICan logger: -m <method> use method for the request || >[snip] || > || >You're running the wrong POST. Make sure that sn's directory comes first in || >the $PATH. (The POST that prints the above is from libwww-perl, I believe.) || > || >-- || > Patrik Rådman · patrik at iki dot fi · http://www.iki.fi/patrik/ || > "Now, where was I?" || || RIGHT ON! There was a perl POST in /usr/bin that ran because it was the || first POST in the path. (it is now POST.pl and I'll never miss it <G>.) || || Very asutute. Thanks a lot! || John Another solution is to adjust do_post ind post.c and hardcode the path to your POST there. Kind regards, Sascha -- A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty. -Sir Winston Churchill-