At 6:08 PM +0200 9/12/03, Hans de Groot wrote:
Hi does anyone have any clue why my fdat behaves so weird
I can send dat via GET (index.html?action=thisisavalue)
my script takes this data and prints it to the screen
only the next time I send data (index.html?action=somethingelse)
fdat still hold
okay sorrylem
it seems it's not an fdat problem
at the top of my script I said : my $output
it seems this was the problem coz all vars that had my before then only got set
once.
still strange but at least it works now.
Met vriendelijke groet,
Hans de Groot
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okay sorrylem
it seems it's not an fdat problem
at the top of my script I said : my $output
it seems this was the problem coz all vars that had my before then only got set
once.
still strange but at least it works now.
Met vriendelijke groet,
Hans de Groot
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Hi does anyone have any clue why my fdat behaves so weird
I can send dat via GET (index.html?action=thisisavalue)
my script takes this data and prints it to the screen
only the next time I send data (index.html?action=somethingelse)
fdat still holds the old data!
but when I loop through th
"Cameron B. Prince" wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I have an Embperl page that uses a custom module which has code that calls
> an external perl script via fork. This script takes a considerable amount of
> time to run and I need it to just run in the background. I've gotten it to
> work but I'm noticing
Hi all,
I have an Embperl page that uses a custom module which has code that calls
an external perl script via fork. This script takes a considerable amount of
time to run and I need it to just run in the background. I've gotten it to
work but I'm noticing that I've got zombies once the processes
