Hi,
Apologies for posting this here. I've tried, without success, google search
and posts to alt.math and alt.sci.math.statistics.prediction.
Afaik, it's a simple question, and I'm appreciative if someone here, who
knows the answer, feels inclined to enlighten me.
Let's say there's a town with a
Sisyphus wrote:
> Hi,
> Is Apache now considered to be secure in a production environment on Windows
> ?
>
> 12 months ago it wasn't.
>
> Sorry it's an OT thread it's already long enough I haven't
> been following it the answer to my question has probably already been
> given
The only problem with this analysis is that, based on the info I'm getting
on my security lists these days, MORE bugs are being found now with
open-source software than with MS software.
It's just basic probability in action:
New versions = more features + greater complexity
More feature
That example should help illustrate my point
With PWS:
* Use PWS to flag the cgi-bin folder (or whatever folder
you use for your scripts) as executable.
* Make sure that the following string values exist in
the registry at the indicat
Burak Gürsoy wrote:
> using seperate files can be better... then you can call them via require().
> each module can export a hash to your namespace via Exporter...
>
> if($lang eq 'en') {
>require YourNameSpace::En;
> } elsif (...) {
>#...
> } else {
>#...
> }
>
> print $en{'mes001'}
To get Perl scripts to work with PWS:
1. Install Perl (of course)
2. Use PWS to flag the cgi-bin folder (or whatever folder you use for your
scripts) as executable.
3. Make sure that the following string values exist in the registry at the
indicated key:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlS
Thanks for the clarification. Although, the reason PWS and IIS don't use the
shebang line to find the perl executable is exactly the same reason Windows
doesn't use the MIME type to open other binaries. Everything is based on
file associations with extensions. You're right, of course...but the
und
using seperate files can be better... then you can call them via require().
each module can export a hash to your namespace via Exporter...
if($lang eq 'en') {
require YourNameSpace::En;
} elsif (...) {
#...
} else {
#...
}
print $en{'mes001'};
# etc...
-Original Message-
Fro
Title: RE: [Perl-unix-users] structuring languge dependent code
I don't think you need to create separate Module names, just different subs. Something like this would work, I think. Then you can have the script call the subs by the specific language.
my $language;
sub hallo
{
$lan
Just wanted to thank all those who made suggestions as to how to run perl within
win98. My fave amongst them was to drop pws & use Apache instead, so I'm going for it!
Prepare for more incoming & batten down the hatches you guys.
Cheers.
Mark Forster
___
I believe that PWS requires that you place all CGIs in its own scripts
directory, unless you explicitly set your preferences otherwise. As long as
the scripts are in the correct place and PWS is running, chances are that
your 500 errors are a result of something else. On Windows, the shebang line
Hello. I am a complete newbie to perl (though familiar with other languages, net and
otherwise) and need some advice on getting perl cgis to work at all. I have downloaded
a shopping cart implementation from an Internet site and cannot get anything other
than "500 server errors".
My problem is
> -Original Message-
> From: parvez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Reading an uploaded Excel file
>
> Hi Gurus,
> I want to parse an excel file which will be uploaded through the
> browser and passed to my CGI script. I can read the file through the
> command prompt(Thanks to Spreadsh
Hi, I was hoping that I could get some assistance. Sorry if this is a pretty sumb question, but I have checked all resources, such as MailTools etc and cant find a solution.THE PROBLEM:
I am currently trying to write a script that will scan the network for live machines, then select random machin
- Original Message -
From: "Syl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, August 15, 2002 4:12 PM
Subject: Re: Tk::JPEG Errors w/Perl 5.6.1 Build 633
> > My view is that you notify Nick Ing-Simmons, because the problem (I
> believe)
> > lies with his code. I don't thi
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