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Passing arguments from the form via BASH script

Post by --==[bolMyn]==- » Wed, 10 Nov 1999 04:00:00



I think that the subject says it all.  Can someone, please tell me how one
can pass an argument from a CGI form using a BASH script?  I've been
looking around and scraching my head but nothing seems to be doing what I
want.  "Read" does not seem to be working because it waits for the user
input.  PERL has something nice and easy:

$input = new CGI;
$myVariable = $input->parm('formArgument');

Is something like this available for BASH scripting? (or close enough).

Thanks.

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