) is blank? If so, like I told the last person, use
CGI.pm and do this:
use CGI qw(:standard escapeHTML);
$IP = remote_host();
open (A,">>/home/thx-1138/cgi-bin/data/refs.htm");
print A $IP . "\n";
close (A);
I hope that helped more than it confused you. If you need any more help, feel free to
ask.
Joe Schulman
te_host();
When doing stuff over the web, I can't stress how useful CGI.pm is! If you can use
it, USE IT! :) I swear by it so much. Anyways,
I hope that helped, and best of luck in the project you're working on.
Joe Schulman
Hey~
This is mainly a question directed to those with experience in this sort of thing.
In general, how should one go about authenticating a user and then allowing them to
view separate pages under that particular login?
I know that cookies aren't 100% reliable, and I also know that sending sec
