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Still, it is just out of date, nothing in it is wrong per se. It doesn't have CGI.pm and the screenshots are Netscape on MacOS 7. I have an ancient book on my desk titled "CGI Programming on the World Wide Web" circa 1996. Just look for Apache CGI in Perl on UNIX. Yes, but there are probably a few hundred.
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Is there a good reference book or on-line on the Mac-version of CGI how to set it up? That's the only difference - the default setting.
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View and Download DigiTech RPX400 user manual online. The default for Perl requires them to be in the cgi-bin directory. Digitech RP200 patches Digitech RP200 manual-English Add another file Fichier introuvable × Ce. The default configuration for PHP allows PHP scripts to run in any directory. This is the #1 reason why PHP is so popular. Getting the cgi-bin directory straight is the hardest part of writing a CGI in Perl. it has to go into your CGI-BIN directory, wherever your Apache configuration has that configured to be. Like what directory to put the perl script, does it matter? The CGI.pm module can handle all of this very nicely. If handling a POST request, the query comes in on standard input.

You get the Apache environment in the Perl %ENV hash when your script is run. Look for the CGI.pm module, which should always be installed. I understand how to write the perl, but the part about setting up the CGI I'm not sure about,Īny Perl script can run as a CGI.
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Yes, exactly how I would like to set it up, since I'd like to share this patch viewer with others on my Personal Web Sharing server. So, I am a little familiar with perl and would lean towards using that, and I would want to set it up as a web page on my Tiger G3 with Personal Web Sharing which I have running with a DynDNS static alias to my dynamic IP.Īny pointers on how to set this up would be most appreciated. (I am not affiliated with Digitech at all).Īn example preset file from the RPx400 is here:Īnother line of GNX effects pedals has a preset viewer on the web, based on a different file format, but is a good example of how I would like to display the HTML to be more human-readable: So in the interest of helping to share some guitar sounds among the small user community of these older model discontinued effects pedals, I was interested in creating a XML to HTML preset patch viewer for the RPx400 files so that RP300 and RP300A users could try them out. By viewing the contents of the XML preset file from the newer unit, one can manually enter the preset into the older models. The particular products I am interested in are older discontinued models RPx400, RP300A and RP300, the RPx400 uses a USB computer interface to store and share preset files as XML data, the older RP300 and RP300A models have the same effects and user controls but lack the computer interface. Public user forum for sharing preset files to simulate a variety of guitar sounds. Please share your experiences positive or negative.This is just for a hobby, thanks for any suggestions or help.ĭigitech makes guitar multi-effects pedals and they have a The big bonus with Beta C63 if youre using it in a direct/recording capacity is the ability to load up to 10 cabinet impulse responses (the impulse responses must have no higher than a 44.1 KHz sampling rate).
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I'm curious how well this works and how sound quality and quality of drivers would compare to the M-Audio interfaces everyone seems to love. Its a Beta patch, but it offers a bunch of new amp, cab, & effect models. This seems really cool IF it works as advertised. first things first you realize you are the only one posting one this thread right second of all the Digitech RP1 had the best tone out of all of 'em. I'm not sure, but it looks like it may be the same as Guitar Tracks.Ī guitarist friend of mine was looking at the guitar version of the interface and there is also another version of it that is geared more towards vocalists and multi-instruments called the Vx400.

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Oh, and it's packaged with software from Cakewalk called Pro Tracks. It has amp/cabinet modeling as well as microphone modeling. They offers 24bit A/D D/A converters for recording and for internal effects which can be used during monitoring or added to a dry signal from the computer (thru USB interface). They look like just a Guitar effects unit, but also have a USB computer interface as well as XLR ins and outs with Mic Pre-amps for vocals etc. Anyone out there using the Digitech Vx400 or RPx400 Audio interfaces?
