I have been interested in this sort of thing for awhile also. Looking
forward to any helpful info!
Scot R.
inSite
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I'm interes
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I have been interested in this sort of thing for awhile also. Looking
forward to any helpful info!
Scot R.
inSite
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Timothy --
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% I'm interested in taking a website, composed of HTML and perl cgis and
% moving it offline. I want to burn it to a CD that will run on Mac and PC,
% Explorer and Navigator. Are there tools to do this sort of thing? A
% browser-based perl inter
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hit you while this is running).
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> You know, it never hurts to ch
Bob, et al --
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% > You know, it never hurts to check CPAN; maybe someone has
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% > a little web server in perl :-)
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% HTTP::Daemon, part of Bundle::libwww
Wa
Just a note to throw in my own WOOOH :)
Gotta try it.
Scot R.
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HTH someone,
TommyGun.
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HTTP::Daemon, part of Bundle::libwww
Scot R.
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> Although these are good suggestions, I think they miss the origi
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HTTP::Daemon, part of Bundle::libwww
Scot R.
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HTH someone,
TommyGun.
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I'm not a pro at this or anything but you can always link the cgis to the
web and place instructions that state that an internet connection is
required. I'm kinda wondering if the script could track the disks being used
as well.
Naika
http://naikaonline.com
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> MicroWeb is great tool, b
Octavian Rasnita wrote,
>Why?
if you asking about its not a good idea anyway, i think that perl *scripts*
are easy to edit/view from the CD, resulting that anyone - with some
knowledge in Perl - will know the username/password, database name, table
structure, and many other very risky data to be r
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