[SOLVED] Call GetId3 from inside a CGI file?

[pianoman993]

Hello PHP gods, I have a small question for you!

 

I have a small CGI application that uploads audio files. I would like it to check each file it uploads to see how long it is. That is were my GetID3 question comes in. (GetID3 is a PHP script that allows the user to see how long (seconds) a file is).

 

Is it possible to call to use GetID3 in a CGI file? If so please post any code that would help me understand this. Thank you so much.

 

Any help is greatly appreciated!!

- Pianoman993

[trq]

What language is this cgi script written in? Why not rewrite it in php?

[pianoman993]

I'm not exactly sure what laungage, and I might have a change at converting it... if I had the experience haha.

 

But is it possible to maybe redirect the browser at the end of the CGI file to a PHP file with $_GET URL variables?

 

If so could someone show me what the code for a CGI redirect would look like?

 

- Pianoman993

[premiso]

Possibly, if I had the expertise haha.

 

But is it possible to maybe redirect the browser at the end of the CGI file to a PHP file with $_GET URL variables?

 

If so could someone show me what the code for a CGI redirect would look like?

 

- Pianoman993

 

That is a CGI question...probably best posted at a CGI Forum, cause CGI can be written in a couple different languages (if I remember right). I know it can be written in Perl and I think C++ (not sure on the C++).

 

But yea, it depends on what language it was written in etc. You can google just as well as I can, honestly. Search "Redirect with CGI and Request Variables"

[pianoman993]

Alright thanks, I'm doing that now. How hard can a redirect be?

 

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