Not really.
I only use ActiveState Perl in Win32 environments. In *nix environments
the ActiveState version isn't that compatible. You could check to see if
anyone else has created a PPM for DBD::myql. You might try searching
Google. Also, I've heard that ActiveState is pretty good about reque
Byron Wise wrote:
> Our website has thousands of pages and most of them
> are behind an SSL layer requiring authentication.
> What I'm wanting is somesort of open source (i.e.
> free) link checker for images and links. I'm mainly
> concerned with wrong paths.
> I'd create my own, but I'm sure t
Our website has thousands of pages and most of them
are behind an SSL layer requiring authentication.
What I'm wanting is somesort of open source (i.e.
free) link checker for images and links. I'm mainly
concerned with wrong paths.
I'd create my own, but I'm sure that someone out there
may be k
I installed DBI that way, but when I try DBD-mysql, it says "Error, read
a PPD, but not intended for this build of Perl
(i686-linux-thread-multi).
On the ActiveState site, I don't see options for the Linux version in
single or multi treading.
Any other thoughts?
Scott Campbell
Senior Software De
If you take a close look at the error message, you see that the script is
looking for the files in /usr/local/ActivePerl-5.6/lib directory.
When you installed DBI & DBD::mysql, the files were probably installed in
the regular Perl location (which is /usr/lib/perl5 on my Redhat 6.2
system).
I
Sorry if this is the wrong forum, but I don’t see an
ActiveState Linux list.
I installed DBI and DBD-MySQL on the box.
Using the perl 5.6.1 that comes with RedHat, my script works
fine and talks to the database.
If I try to use ActiveState’s Linux ActivePerl, I get
the following
Hi,
Cant I do all this when I am creating the cookie. If I have'nt got you
wrong. I will have to update the value of the cookie on every user click.
This will have to be done over abt 70 CGI programs.
Parvez
Simon Oliver wrote:
> parvez wrote:
> >
> > I am using CGI and want to timeout
parvez wrote:
>
> I am using CGI and want to timeout the session, if the user has not
> used the system for say abt 30 mins. I have tried the 'expire' option in
> cookie, but it forcibly 'undefs' my session after every 30 mins. I want
> the session to timeout if the system is idle for abt 30
Hi gurus,
I am using CGI and want to timeout the session, if the user has not
used the system for say abt 30 mins. I have tried the 'expire' option in
cookie, but it forcibly 'undefs' my session after every 30 mins. I want
the session to timeout if the system is idle for abt 30 mins.
Thanx i
