On Mon, 11 Oct 2004 12:03:27 -0500
Bill Stephenson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So I tried installing it with cpan using this line:
>
> cpan> install CGI:Session
maybe try install CGI::Session
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It looks like in your "install" command, you have only a single colon
between CGI and Session. Try 'install CGI::Session'.
At least one of the examples worked for me in the recent past.
Sean
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From: Bill Stephenson
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Could anyone provide a working example of a simple script that uses
"use CGI::Session;"
I've tried playing with the examples at:
http://search.cpan.org/~sherzodr/CGI-Session-3.95/Session/Tutorial.pm
And either they are way out of date or I'm just a complete dufus...
I got errors starting
--- Jamie Bridges <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am attempting to collect the PIDs of system/backtick calls ( up to
> 40 of
> them ) and revisit them to ensure that they completed. The frontend
> interface is CGI but in this case that part is working fine. I
> cannot,
> however, find anythin
Jamie Bridges wrote:
> I am attempting to collect the PIDs of system/backtick calls ( up to
> 40 of them ) and revisit them to ensure that they completed.
Both system() and backticks call wait() internally, so they don't return
until the child process terminates.
If you want to start a process an
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I wonder if anyone has run into this issue before.
I am attempting to collect the PIDs of system/backtick calls ( up to 40 of
them ) and revisit them to ensure that they completed. The frontend
interface is CGI but in this case that part is working fine. I cannot,
however, find anything in my
