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How to retrieve a cabinet file (*.cab) from a unix system?

assuming now i have these codes in my html page, as
<OBJECT ID='EVP' CLASSID='CLSID:73020B72-CDD6-4F80-8098-1B2ECD9CA4CA' CODEBASE='http://www.myserver.net/server/vp/classic/embedded/plugins/evp.cab#version=1,2,1,8' WIDTH='130' HEIGHT='180'>

may i know how can i have the unix platform (perl supported) to serve my request without alter the code in the html page.

i mean is that... normally i request a file using the way such as evp.cgi?version=1,2,1,8, then i'll get a file with the filename "evp.cgi?version=1,2,1,8" instead of "evp.cab" with the version of 1,2,1,8.

1. Are there ways to produce a code without alter the html code.
2. In case above cannot be done. Is there any better solution?

please please elaborate, i'm totally have no idea on the sign script requesting method. please provide a sample code in perl or any other posible programming language in Unix system as well.

A million THANKS in advance!

regards,
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I've read your question, but I found it hard to understand.
What do you want is a Perl program which download a CAB file?
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U placed this object or activex control in any directory in the unix and then try it by giving that path there. I hope it will work. if not then let me know.
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Sorry all for late reply, I didn't know there are answers in my question if not from the clean up team.

giamtrot, yes, that's right, preferable a perl code that can work with the request string without alter it, but i know it is imposible, so i would like to know what engine or language should I install in the linux server in order to let it understand activex request...
http://www.myserver.net/server/vp/classic/embedded/plugins/evp.cab#version=1,2,1,8

shirjeel, for sure i've already tried it by hook & by crook on the linux server, it isn't as simple as u think...

dear asta, thanks for your afford, but what you are telling here is far apart from what i ask, i'm working on an active x on unix server, i'm thinking about a way to let the unix server to serve a original activex request string without having to alter the script code in the webpage. That is, to retrieve proper version of files from the cabinet file...

Again thanks all...
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