[EMAIL PROTECTED]'s message:
>> I'm not entirely sure if I'm getting what you're asking here - I get the
>> impression you want the Perl program to call the php script, such as
>> http://localhost/script.php3 and get the results from that script which you
>> then push into the results of your per
On Sun, Jul 15, 2001 at 10:49:30AM -0400, darren chamberlain wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said something to this effect on 07/14/2001:
> > I am having a nightmare trying to get some PHP into the output of
> > a Perl script. PHP. I've heard rumours of Apache 2.0 allowing multiple
better, someone has written a makerpm.pl script which will build a .spec
file for an RPM, from which you can build .src.rpm or .i386.rpm files...
there is a version out there that works with rpm4, I won't post the it
here in the hopes that someone who is maintaining a version _will_ speak
up... b
> Ironically, having tried the suggestion from Darren, I discover that I
don't have
> LWP installed. My sysadmin however, will install anything for me as long
as
> I provide him with an RPM for it.
>
> I don't mean to sound lazy, and I have just checked rpmfind.net, but I
can't
> quickly put my h
> I'm not entirely sure if I'm getting what you're asking here - I get the
> impression you want the Perl program to call the php script, such as
> http://localhost/script.php3 and get the results from that script which you
> then push into the results of your perl script, correct? The reason I'
> There must be an easier way !!!
Sorry. <:~) You could hack mod_proxy or mod_backhand and put
PHP on a different server (or same server on different port). If you
have to pick between the two, I recommend backhand (comes with a lot of
other really nice features).
http://www.backhan
> > I am having a nightmare trying to get some PHP into the output of
> > a Perl script. PHP. I've heard rumours of Apache 2.0 allowing multiple
> > filters, which would be perfect when it's out, but not yet obviously.
>
> Add PHP support to your server, and use subrequests to get the
> results of
[EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said something to this effect on 07/14/2001:
> I am having a nightmare trying to get some PHP into the output of
> a Perl script. PHP. I've heard rumours of Apache 2.0 allowing multiple
> filters, which would be perfect when it's out, but not yet obviously.
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