Hello,
I need to make script which will go through file with IP addresses (one IP per
line), and then compare each line to $ENV{'REMOTE_ADDR'}, and if it is equal
then it will load first html to browser, otherwise it will load second html.
Can anyone help me with this please?
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>> > I need to call a script which will be searching for string (posted
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>> I need to call a script which will be searching for string (posted
>> from PHP) in all files in one directory and its su
Hello,
I need to call a script which will be searching for string (posted
from PHP) in all files in one directory and its subdirectories and then
it will print filenames in which it found the string to STDOUT
Can anyone help me please with this script?
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Best regards,
Martin
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Hello Bootscat,
well it looks like you are missing Mail::Sender library...use for
example CPAN to find it
and.$smtp_server = "localhost.com"; I just want to ask you...are
you using this domain? because it looks to me like it is from source
cod
Hello Matthew,
so Perl is also good that you can implement many more languages such
as c++, also there are many modules at CPAN (swig) for this.
If you want to see our perl implementation look at www.markiza.sk
which was formerly running on PHP and his average load was around
10-20 with PHP, now
Hi all,
well I use Perl and sometimes PHPdifferences for me are these...
PHP is good for small web projects such as small e-commerce,
guestbooks etc. applications.
Perl is excellent for big web projects such as portals, mainly because
it is more integrated into system than PHP, also you can
