read the man pages for CGI.pm. There's some good advice about receiving lots
of data which should hold you in good stead.
From: Gidon Wise [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Getting/storing big text
Date: Tue, 14 Dec 1999 04:13:37 -0500
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Have to be honest and say that compared to other mailing lists I'm on, this
one is the most professional and personal I've seen.
From: Eric Strovink [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Stas Bekman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: mod_perl list [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Mailing list
We don't seem to have the same problem here in Blighty. I did a search for
mod_perl at www.jobserve.com and six jobs posted in the last five days were
returned.
I'm sure things will improve after this Y2K thang passes over and companies
start to look to new technologies.
From: Stas Bekman
All,
Is there another way to write to files than
print OPF (END);
...
END
I've checked out the Eagle book and all I saw concerning this was
tie(ing) FILEHANDLES to STDOUT/IN.
Also, why can't I write to files from startup.pl (i.e. during server start
up?!)
If these are obvious, please don't
The following error msg appears while trying to install.
upload.htmERR:Internal Server Error
Input: ./test/html/upload.htm
Output: ./test/tmp/out.htm
Compared to:./test/cmp/post.htm
Log:./test/tmp/test.log
ERRORS detected! NOT all test have been passed
I'm not sure if I'm being a bit fussy here, or indeed banging my head
against a wall but can users of these mailing lists make the Subject part of
the msg more descriptive.
This will help readers to scroll through quicker and to read what is
relevant to them at the time.
For example, "make
It has been suggested to increase the sleep in that script to let the server
warm up a bit more.
The only time I experienced that problem was when something else was wrong
with the install.
Change the sleep first from 1 to 5 secs and see what happens. Apart from
that I don't know. The port
All,
I have a problem.
I want to use data in XML format and store it in memory for obvious reasons
of speed and to utilise the capabilities of XML. I also want to load the
data at server start up time.
The problem arises with the size of the data. I end up with six children
each with 150MB
