CGI Utils is an archive of simple CGI scripts allowing you to create CGI.Installation is very easy as its a perl script.It features a sub rountine to perform actions to check for unauthorised access to check for referrers and to log users informations. This archive consists of files to Display CGI's environment variables(Perl Script)and Perl Path / (Unix Shell Script) /
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