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Old April 19th, 2006, 12:34 PM
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Downloading/viewing Perl/cgi scripts
I have cgi files stored on a web site from a few years ago. I no longer have ftp access or any way to download the files. I can access and list the files in the cgi-bin from an URL. However, when I click on the file it will execute. If I right click and try to save the script, it will execute and save the generated HTML code.

How do I down load or view a cgi script without it executing?
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I have cgi files stored on a web site from a few years ago. I no longer have ftp access or any way to download the files. I can access and list the files in the cgi-bin from an URL. However, when I click on the file it will execute. If I right click and try to save the script, it will execute and save the generated HTML code.

How do I down load or view a cgi script without it executing?


Why don't you get in contact with the people who host your documents and tell them the situation! Why haven't you got ftp access anymore?
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I can get to the directory of the web space I used before because I didn’t not create an index.htm or default file.



How do I click to view or download without it executing?

Thanks, Samantha
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I can get to the directory of the web space I used before because I didn’t not create an index.htm or default file.



How do I click to view or download without it executing?

Thanks, Samantha
try right clicking on the file you want to download !
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