[rhaynes]

Just recently purchased a Linksys WRT54GL v1.1 and successfully loaded the standard DD-WRT.

I looked on the forums and wiki and I can’t see any information on this.

Is there a way to easily edit and view the pages that make up the web interface? As well, to add my own?

[Eko]

You can add your own to /tmp/www folder and then access it with http://routerip/user/Yourpage.asp

[rhaynes]

Ok, I did figure out how to do it that way. So I have httpd working on port 81, have my own ASP page working.

I apologize if this is a noob question... but what server side scripting can I do? I tried to put some standard ASP in there like response writing "now()".

Is this active server pages? Something else? I'm having a hard time fiding documentation on what I can access with my own pages.

[rhaynes]

Wondering if anyone knows what server-side language(s) I can use on my pages loaded into the router?

All I can tell is that httpd is running them, but I have no idea what its based in.

[kuthulu]

only static html pages
but if you need dynamic pages you can use cgi scripts (sh scripts or some binary file)
create the directory /tmp/www/cgi-bin

then create a script like:

[rhaynes]

[rhaynes]

Also... this could be unrelated...

I now have a file in my /tmp/www named testcgi.cgi as well as the same file also named testcgi.sh (thinking the extension has something to do with it)

When I run this directly from telnet, I get this error:

/bin/sh: Can't open

[rhaynes]

Some more info on my problem.

I tried using a HTTP control to get my CGI page (similar to wget). When I do that, it times out. No other pages time out, though. No specific error- just times out after hanging for 10 or so seconds.

[turkey]

put the script in:

/tmp/www/cgi-bin/testcgi.cgi

the extension is correct (cgi)

and go to:

http://router_ip/user/cgi-bin/script.cgi

[rhaynes]

[Frenchy2k1]

from your own post, this comes from the shell not being executed at all.
go into /bin and find if sh is there, accessible and executable. If sh is not there, your script cannot run.
Until you can get your script to run from a telnet window, you cannot expect it to run in a browser.

[infusion]

Did you do:

chmod +x /user/cgi-bin/script.cgi


Just in case

[rhaynes]

I did chmod +x /user/cgi-bin/script.cgi.

Here is the error I am getting inside telnet:

/bin/sh: Can't open

The file is there, the path is right, everything seems like it should work. That error isn't very helpful.

Any ideas?

(Thanks for the help, BTW!)

[bww0426]

I got a wired problem...I follow the instruction..and everything works fine...but I got confused about that whether the xxx.cgi file ran in browser would be downloaded or just shown in browser??

[iJAF]

Hi, in my fonera i have done the commands :

killall httpd
httpd -p 81 -h /www
httpd -h /jffs

I could acess the configs page all fine at port 81
I put my index.htm in /jffs and it works fine

My goal is to have a cgi running called form that index.htm.

I mkdir /jffs/cgi-bin, put my cgi.cgi inside it and:

chmod +rwx /jffs/cgi-bin/cgi.cgi

But the cgi don't work, any ideas ??
urgent

thanks

EDIT: running v24 RC6