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> that would go for just about every scripting language in one form or another You could use bash and be supported on almost every unix-a-like OS¹, or plain-'o
by dspillett 5y ago
> that would go for just about every scripting language in one form or another
You could use bash and be supported on almost every unix-a-like OS¹, or plain-'ol sh for even wider compatibility. You'd need to configure CGI/FCGI as well as dropping the script(s) in, but you have to do similar work for PHP/python/other if you don't already have them installed and configured for the site/directory in question.
[1] and others: it'll work with IIS if the server has a bash/sh interpreter² available
[2] plus any externals that the script relies upon, of course