[vox-tech] Perl question: determining the computer's IP addre ss

[Adrian Kalaveshi]

Can't you just use a relative path?  i.e:

<form method=3D"post" action=3D"../cgi-bin/group.cgi">


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From: Richard Crawford [mailto:rscrawford@mossroot.com]
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Subject: [vox-tech] Perl question: determining the computer's IP =
address


I have a Perl script that I've written and which runs on a couple of
different web servers.  Because the script rewrites some .html files =
that
call on cgi-scripts, the script needs to know the IP address of the
computer that it's running on.  Is there an environmental variable or
something that I can call within Perl to find out the IP address so =
that I
don't have to manually recode it on each server?

On a side note, the script I've written works, but it's clumsy and
inelegant.  Is there anyone who'd be willing to look at my code and =
make
suggestions for cleaning it up?

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