>> It wouldn't make it fully automated anyway...
>> Perhaps I'll have it finished for next year ;-)
>
>Probably there's no need to reinvent the wheel? There are some ready
>to use scripts for that purpose:
Yes of course one can do like that, but that's not as fun ;-) (nor do you
learn as much from it).
>SurvPC 1.02 is almost finished anyway... I'll see if I could
>"assimilate" one of those scripts to automate your survey. But don't
>rely on it, no promises! ;-)
There's no need to go to any trouble. For those who might be interested
I've got 24 answers already (43 was the final total last year). Hmm... make
that 23, one person sent me answers twice ;-)
>Since its more anonymous, such web survey might encourage more people
>to participate, but the results probably inaccurate. IP address could
>be shared (IPmasq, proxy, anonymizer, etc.), so it won't be so reliable
>as voter identity. The only thing left probably persistent cookies, but
>then, cookies are not supported by all browsers and could easily deleted.
>Or perhaps using email confirmation like LISTSERV will help?
Easiest way would be to ask for the persons e-mail and verify it against
ListServ and Majordomo IMHO.
>BTW, anyone know how long is the maximum filename under Linux/UNIX?
The max in UN*X is 100, IIRC from a book I read last night - I couldn't
find that part today (over 400 pages and not well structured).
I think Linux has 256, but I know there's plenty of people who knows more
about this than I do...
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