Error When Trying To Display ASP script.

I am running Red Hat 8.0, Apache 2.0.40, mod_perl, and Apache::ASP. I installed Apache::ASP using make and it compiled successfully with no errors. However, when I try to view any web page in ASP I receive an error similar to that one: Undefined subroutine

Re: Security implemention question

Can anyone either point out any major problems with this approach, or alternatively (preferably), suggest a better alternative ? In case it makes any difference to peoples ideas/views, I am not using Apache for access control. Users authenticate against a database, then on each page they

unknown entity blah - '' problem

Using the w3c validator, I get 'unknown entity' error for URL generated using $Server-URL(). -- Line 8, column 75: cannot generate system identifier for general entity session-id ... href=/css/style.css?category=miscsession-id=0aa89fea729d35f3cee8cb638927a -- comment at:

Re: unknown entity blah - '' problem

Using the w3c validator, I get 'unknown entity' error for URL generated using $Server-URL(). -- Line 8, column 75: cannot generate system identifier for general entity session-id ... href=/css/style.css?category=miscsession-id=0aa89fea729d35f3cee8cb638927a -- Thinking about this, this

Re: unknown entity blah - '' problem

Peter Galbavy wrote: Using the w3c validator, I get 'unknown entity' error for URL generated using $Server-URL(). -- Line 8, column 75: cannot generate system identifier for general entity session-id ... href=/css/style.css?category=miscsession-id=0aa89fea729d35f3cee8cb638927a -- Actually,

Re: unknown entity blah - '' problem

Actually, you're supposed to say ``amp;'' instead of plain ``''. See also RFC 1738. You can, however, also use ``;'' as a QueryString delimeter. That's cool - now how do we politely ask Apache::ASP to use ';' instead of '' internally ? :-) Peter

Re: unknown entity blah - '' problem

Peter Galbavy wrote: Actually, you're supposed to say ``amp;'' instead of plain ``''. See also RFC 1738. You can, however, also use ``;'' as a QueryString delimeter. That's cool - now how do we politely ask Apache::ASP to use ';' instead of '' internally ? :-) I don't suppose you can..