>> Does anyone now what that server error suggests:
>>
>> Insecure $ENV{PATH} while running with -T switch at
>> /home/web/perl/contact.pl line 46.
>I don't know the "real" answer to your problem, as I don't see
>$ENV{PATH} being referenced anywhere in your above code.
% man perlsec
...
Cle
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On Thu, 18 Nov 1999 12:12:16 -0800
Jeff Elo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
using Mozilla 4.7 [en] (X11; I; Linux 2.2.5-15 i686)
in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>I am currently helping some friends convert their site over to mod_perl,
>and they are experiencing some problems due to the fact that they
>> I don't suppose that suggesting that context coercion templates might
>> not really be all they're cracked up to be is apt to get your very far? :-)
>>
>Tried that. They are newly converted C programmers, and are unwilling to
>give them up.
Ah, *that* old problem again. Tell them "Perl does
>Tried that. They are newly converted C programmers, and are unwilling to
>give them up.
There are scary things in here about prototypes as well.
--tom
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From: Tom Christiansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Conditionally use modules (use
>Are you going to
>complain about all the 404 errors in your log, or are you going to use a
>simple RewriteRule to give people the information they are seeking?
Well, in the Microsoft case, I'd probably dynamically rewrite the link
to file:///dev/mouse or file:///dev/zero, if that made any sense
On Wed, 24 Nov 1999 22:33:55 -0800
"John S. Evans" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> From: "Eric L. Brine" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>
>> A few days ago, someone mentioned doing
>> $scalar =
>> read the whole POSTed data.
>I was the guy :)
>Strange, because the "Writing
>The environment variable HTTP_REFERER is not in my scripts' CGI
>environment.
>I tried both regular Perl and Mod_Perl and it doesn't show up
>anywhere. I've searched the Net for any mention of this and found
>none.
>Can anyone give me a hand on how to debug this?
I don't imagine they fin
>how about avoiding the me toos...
[44 lines of crud we've already seen before]
Hm... something wrong's with that message...
% msgchk `mhpath cur`
Quote follows response, Jeopardy style #2
Overquoted: 30 lines quoted out of 41: 73%
Non-canonical signature separator:
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>tom, my direct reply to you bounced, but this should probably be on the
>list anyhow...
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>IO provides a needed, though costly, OO interface to
>most system calls.
Huh? No, it doesn't.
--tom
>> Huh? No, it doesn't.
>I stand corrected. OO interface to _many_ _I/O_ system calls.
>Better, or do you object to the "needed" part?
Rather. It's nearly completely gratuitous.
--tom
Let me be more descriptive. IO.xs has some useful features.
Most of the IO::*.pm modules do not, especially Handle and File.
Here's all you need from the low-level IO.xs stuff, the things that
aren't in straight Perl (although some can be done, but less
conveniently):
require IO::Handle;
>i suppose the handler should not be restored if it was Perl's, something
>along the lines of (on top of take2 patch):
Exactly! this kind of thing is common in programs that do sigmasks
or tty mode masks. The typical mistake is
set noecho
do something
unset noecho
or
block sig
>This is by no means meant to replicate information readily
>available in other resources such as the _Perl Cookbook_, the
>Eagle book, or Stas's mod_perl Guide. This is meant to compliment
>them.
Compliments are always appreciated. Complements might work better for the
general public, tho
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