the would be correct. I am using DBI and in my update sql statements I have
something like
incident.program_name='$fdat{'incident.program_name'}'
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There's a couple problems with multi-level directories (I have artist/album/files).
I haven't done extensive testing, but this seems to fix them. You won't want the
initial base_path change of course.
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Hi!
On Thu, Oct 25, 2001 at 08:48:12AM +0200, Lukas Zapletal wrote:
> I have a really big problem now. We are going to install our first
> application but we need to hide the sourcecode.
I guess, you think of the HTML code.
EmbPerl code (like hardcoded DB passwords or something like that)
shou
Lukas!
> I have a really big problem now. We are going to install our first application
> but we need to hide the sourcecode. User should be not allowed to get the
> source. Is there any way to do it?
If Embperl is running correctly, users should not be able to see the
source code. It's an Apac
