>Hi Every one,
>
>
>I have a single cuestion how i do using the funtion split to separate a
>date, example:
>
>$date = 2001/01/16;
>
>I whant do this give to $year = 2001;
> $month = 01;
> $day = 16;
>
>I do somthing like this
>
>($year, $month, $day) =
>I have a perl script that accepts file uploads. When the file uploads are
>recieved, the user is wwwrite. I am unable to go back in and delete files
>because of this(Permission is denied ). I'd like to change the user on the
>upload but I'm not sure how to do this.
Have you instead considered
>I'm having problems setting up ActiveState from the RPMs. Everything seems
>to run fine, and I can even run a simple script by typing "$ perl test",
>but
>I can't get it to execute a script without including "perl" in front of it.
>I made it executable with "$ chmod +x test", but when I run it
Craig,
"..is outputting the string without the carriage returns so all lines run
together on the html
page..."
are you sure that the carriage returns are not being shown??
i would suggest you look a the HTML source of the page and you might see the
carriage returns being displayed.
its just
>I have a pdf document that I CANNOT let cache on the users machine due to
>it's sensitive nature. I have played with different headers to resolve
>this
>but to no avail. -pragma => 'no-cache' and -expires => '-1d'
What is the exact nature of the problem?? isnt the page cached for certain
