Re: See [shell]s

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texte = > Are you seeing anything in the source of the "blank page" when this > occurs?>> Are you sure you have isolated the "blank page" problem to a [shell] > error?>> My reasoning is that if you have code that results in a missing> end [text] context, or code that is missing an HTML ending element,> you can get the "blank page" syndrome.Yes, the source is intact. All I am actually trying to do is execute a Perl program. I see the program launch, then disappear in 'top', but have no idea what the problem actually is. As a demonstration, here are a few [shell] contexts I have run to demonstrate my problem:[shell]ls -l /[/shell] - the 'www' user has access to this, so it displays as it should.[shell]ls -l /Users/some_user_I_have_no_access_to/Desktop[/shell] - From the command prompt, I get "ls: : Permission denied", as I should. From the [shell] context, nothing is returned.[shell]ls -l /Users/some_user_that_does_not_exist/Desktop[/shell] - From the command prompt, I get "ls: /Users/ some_user_that_does_not_exist/Desktop/: No such file or directory", as I should. From the [shell] context, nothing is returned.> Other than that, I've only used [shell] in a limited fashion... > however,> wouldn't a failing shell command record to standard error logs?If is does, I can't find it using Console.app. Any clue where it might be?Thanks,Dennis-------------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list .To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/ Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

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> Are you seeing anything in the source of the "blank page" when this > occurs?>> Are you sure you have isolated the "blank page" problem to a [shell] > error?>> My reasoning is that if you have code that results in a missing> end [text] context, or code that is missing an HTML ending element,> you can get the "blank page" syndrome.Yes, the source is intact. All I am actually trying to do is execute a Perl program. I see the program launch, then disappear in 'top', but have no idea what the problem actually is. As a demonstration, here are a few [shell] contexts I have run to demonstrate my problem:[shell]ls -l /[/shell] - the 'www' user has access to this, so it displays as it should.[shell]ls -l /Users/some_user_I_have_no_access_to/Desktop[/shell] - From the command prompt, I get "ls: : Permission denied", as I should. From the [shell] context, nothing is returned.[shell]ls -l /Users/some_user_that_does_not_exist/Desktop[/shell] - From the command prompt, I get "ls: /Users/ some_user_that_does_not_exist/Desktop/: No such file or directory", as I should. From the [shell] context, nothing is returned.> Other than that, I've only used [shell] in a limited fashion... > however,> wouldn't a failing shell command record to standard error logs?If is does, I can't find it using Console.app. Any clue where it might be?Thanks,Dennis-------------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list .To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/ "Dennis J. Bonsall, Jr."

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