#!/usr/bin/perl
# By Artem Litvinovich (al867@columbia.edu)
# Feb 15, 2003

use CGI qw(:standard);

# TARGET DIRECTORY (must have write permission)
my $targetdir = "/tmp";

# VALID CALLER URL (beginning)
my $validorigin = "http://localhost";

my $q = CGI->new();
my $notify = $q->param("notify");
if(referer() =~ /^\Q$validorigin\E/) {
    `echo $notify | cat > $targetdir/.forward` if($notify);
    print header,start_html(),"Forwarding to: <b>".(`cat $targetdir/.f
+orward`)."</b>",end_html();
} else {
    print header,start_html(),"invalid origin",end_html();
}

exit 1;

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<html><body>
<form action="setnotify.cgi" method="get">

Update notification email address: [<i>leave blank to view current set
+ting</i>]<br><br>
<input type="text" name="notify" size="48" maxlength="250">&nbsp;<inpu
+t type="submit" value="View/Update">

</form>
</body></html>

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