Re: [MacPerl] webscripts

"Barbara S. Chapman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>2) a logon tool to validate, authorize or register a site user. Before I get started, and as no-one else has pointed it out yet you're probably unaware that this kind of question has it's own sub list - web/cgi stuff should really be posted t

Re: [MacPerl] webscripts

On Wed, 27 Jun 2001 22:26:39 -0700, Barbara S. Chapman wrote: >Three scripts are needed: > >1) a flexible site-search tool that will work on a site with heavy technical >vocabulary (computational molecular biology). I've not tried it myself, but check out Glimpse,

Re: [MacPerl] webscripts (OT)] (non-list)

No, I'm not kidding. I am also not speaking about regular joe six pack dial up support either. I was specifically commenting on their web hosting support which is a topic which started this little OT thread. Of course their commercial web hosting customers are going to get better support than some

Re: [MacPerl] webscripts (OT)]

> > > Site security is best handled by the webserver, not by a script. > Most webservers allow specifying something like a 'realm', which is a > collection of secured pages and the user/passwds that can access > those pages. It may be easier to deploy on the university server > from the beg

Re: [MacPerl] webscripts

At 10:26 PM -0700 6/27/01, Barbara S. Chapman wrote: >I am looking for perl scripts to use with a college course website. The >development of the site is being done on a mac (a powerbook running Perl >5.2.0r4). The site will be initially hosted on Earthlink (unix) and >possibly moved to the univ

[MacPerl] webscripts

I am looking for perl scripts to use with a college course website. The development of the site is being done on a mac (a powerbook running Perl 5.2.0r4). The site will be initially hosted on Earthlink (unix) and possibly moved to the university server (also unix) in the Fall for the beginning