#!/usr/local/bin/perl5 # -*- perl -*- use P4CGI ; use strict ; # ##################################################################### ## ## CONFIGURATION INFORMATION ## All config info should be in $configFile (see init() in P4CGI.pm) ## ##################################################################### ## ## DowNLoaD a file ## ##################################################################### # Get file spec argument my $file = P4CGI::cgi()->param("FSPC") ; &P4CGI::bail("No file specified") unless defined $file ; my $filename = $file ; $filename =~ s/.*\/// ; my $revision = P4CGI::cgi()->param("REV") ; &P4CGI::bail("No revision specified") unless defined $revision ; local *P4 ; &P4CGI::p4call( *P4, "print -q \"$file#$revision\"" ); $file = join('',<P4>) ; close P4 ; my $len = length($file) ; print "Content-type: application/octet-stream\n", "Content-Disposition: filename=$filename;size=$len\n", "Content-Description: Download file:$filename Rev:$revision\n", "\n" ; print $file ;
# | Change | User | Description | Committed | |
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#1 | 271 | Diane Holt |
The Perl files for P4DB. These (almost) match the files in rev 1 of the p4db.tar file -- a few files have some minor cosmetic changes in the code, and chv.cgi has a Legend item added that was missing in the one in the tar-file. These files, at rev 1 (and the files in p4db.tar at rev 1), are suitable for for running the app with release 98.2 of P4. |