Re: Perl path permissions on a virtual host

You need to be a super-user. You can achieve that by several way, bu the easiest is to type the command su and then the root password. If you are not allowed to be super-user then either allow the sys admin to to the make install, or the permissions on that directory need to be changed. Or, I'

Import Messages in Log

I continually get these messages in my Embperl log: [19145]IMP: Create Imports for HTML::Embperl::DOC::_9 from HTML::Embperl::DOC::_10 (HASH(0x86c22e8)) [19145]IMP: Created Import for HTML::Embperl::DOC::_10::download_links -> HTML::Embperl::DOC::_9 [19145]IMP: Created Import for HTML::Embperl

Perl path permissions on a virtual host

Thanks for the prompt reply on the previous enquiry! Here's where I am up to. I did the make. Did the make test. All Tests passed successfully. Then went to make insall and got the following:   [computer@server1200 HTML-Embperl-1.2.1]$ make installWarning: You do not have permissions to inst

RE: EmbperlD.pod is missing required section: DESCRIPTION

> /usr/bin/pod2man: EmbperlD.pod is missing required section: DESCRIPTION > This is only a warning, simply ignore it. > > and dumps me back to the prompt. > > Can anyone shed any light on this? pod2man is so stupid requiring me to write DESCRIPTION inside the german pod, but there is no word DE

RE: Having problems passing form variables

> > Occasionally I find I need to copy hash values to temp variables to get > things to work right. > [..] > > Otherwise I get some cryptic hash reference instead of the value. I > remember stumbling across an explanation of this somewhere. You must not insert spaces between a variable inside a

RE: Variable declaration / scope

hi, > > I've been developing with Embperl for a few months now, and I've > already RTFM a few times, but still some issues remain obscure to me. So > here it is: Why can't I declare a lexical variable inside a [- -] block? > [- my $foo -] will make Embperl cry loud if $foo was not declared as

RE: using cookie ...couldn't set minutes

Don't know what $q is (Apache::Request object? , CGI object?). > >I'm trying to set a cookie like this > $cookie_val=$q->cookie(-name=>'cname',-value=>$uname ,-path=>'/', > -expires=>'+15m'); > > The cookie gets set but 15 minutes is added to the PDT time which is 8 > hours ahead of

RE: A bunch of glitches I'd like some help with

> > (1) I have some fields that contain multi-line data (i.e. with > embedded '\n' > newlines). To display these properly, I need to insert a > tag for each > '\n'. I can do a `s/\n//sg;', but I now I have two alternatives, > neither of which work: > You need to escape the html tag: [+ $foo =

RE:Apache::Session and Postgres (was: Embperl Session ID problem with %udat and postgres)

I don't have tried Apache::Session and Postgres. I forward your message to the mod_perl list, where Apache::Session is supported Gerald > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of > Florian Dorrer > Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2000 5:37 PM > To: [

EmbperlD.pod is missing required section: DESCRIPTION

Hi all,  I'll preface this with the fact I am no unix wiz. In fact I'm just learning some basics. I am setting up a site for my company using a CGI commerce script called Tallyman. I am trying to do this on a virtual host, Jumpline.com. Tallyman absolutely requires HTMLemb, so that led me to