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Very very bad idea! Never run a network accessible daemon as root. Any
vulnerability in the daemon will allow an attacker or worm root access to
your machine.
Go the other direction and assure that the program you are calling has the
necessary permissions set for the user running the daemon. Chg
Pasi Valkeila wrote:
Hello!
I´m trying to run a script that uses Net::FTP and I get a "Can't locate
FTP/Net.pm in @INC..."
That appears to be backwards (could be your typo). Should be Net/FTP.pm .
What does your use stmt look like ?
How can I get a list of the modules installed on the server
Look into DBM files.
I've created a process that is similar to yours (parent process forks
child processes) and they are all daemons. I used a DBM file to
communicate between them. The only draw back was you will have to
implement a file locking schema to prevent corrupting your DBM file.
Regar
Greetings...
I have a large client-server application in production now. My choice was
to use sockets for communication. IPC turned out to be too slow and
troublesome for the volume of data. Plus, I wanted to have the flexibility
of placing client processes on separate servers in the futu
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NAME lib - manipulate @INC at compile
time
SYNOPSIS use lib
LIST;
no lib
LIST;
DESCRIPTION This is a small sim
NAME lib - manipulate @INC at compile
time
SYNOPSIS use lib
LIST;
no lib
LIST;
DESCRIPTION This is a small simple module which
simplifies the manipulation of @INC at compile
time.
It is typically used to add extra directories to
perl's search path so
