Hello,
I'm using newLisp to make a site :-) but the problem is I'm creating some CGI on my PC using Windows (and Apache) and I need to deploy and publish my CGI on a server using Linux.
So my "magic" string in Windows, to execute CGI is different from the one used in Linux:
LINUX: #!/usr/bin/env newlisp
WINDOWS: #!c:/program files/newlisp
How can I avoid to change initi strings in every CGI everytime I publish them?
(I'm using http://nearlyfreespeech.com)
Thank you foro your help!
i don't know the answer, but if you google for 'shebang line in windows' you'll get lots of other people asking the same question.. :) I read the suggestion that you can install a Windows-version of a Unix shell (Bash/tcsh...) which sounds like a cool idea...!?
Your new project looks fascinating - I hope to look a bit more closely at it soon.
Thank you (even for the comments about my new project!).
I already use CynWin under windows ;-) but the problem is even in cygwin-windows it uses windows like paths (it's logical:
c:apache22
/usr/local/apache22
I could not find anything about this dual-installation in google.
I was thinking to make a small script in newLisp to "publish" files (read windows files, replace shebang line and post in the site).
Can I use SSH and SFTP in newLisp?