Title: Closing down sockets - plain text this time
Hello All,
Does anyone know a way in which Perl can shutdown a port that another process is using?
(I guess it is similar to the way root can kill other processes, but can it also be done in closing single port connections??)
I
Title: Closing down sockets
Hello All,
Does anyone know a way in which Perl can shutdown a port that another process is using?
(I guess it is similar to the way root can kill other processes, but can it also be done in closing single port connections??)
I'm trying to write a prog
>I have a pdf document that I CANNOT let cache on the users machine due to
>it's sensitive nature. I have played with different headers to resolve
>this
>but to no avail. -pragma => 'no-cache' and -expires => '-1d'
What is the exact nature of the problem?? isnt the page cached for certain
I have a pdf document that I CANNOT let cache on the users machine due to
it's sensitive nature. I have played with different headers to resolve this
but to no avail. -pragma => 'no-cache' and -expires => '-1d'
Below is a script that prints the pdf to the browser.
This is extremely import