[Perl-unix-users] Message strings for localization

2001-09-24 Thread Rustagi, Dhiraj
Title: Message strings for localization Hello, I am creating a Perl based web site template and it will be deployed in different languages. I have some static text in the site like form labels, window titles, user error messages etc. I want to store these strings separately so that t

Re: [Perl-unix-users] Sub-routines

2001-09-24 Thread $Bill Luebkert
FamilyConnect wrote: > > Problem...I am defining my subroutines at the beginning of my program, and Perl > is executing the subroutine at compile time before it is actually called.I > don't think this is proper behaviour...e.g. > > open (LOG, ">/tmp/log"); > > sub nearlyfatallywounded ($) {

Re: [Perl-unix-users] Sub-routines

2001-09-24 Thread Bill Jones
On 9/24/2001 4:08 PM, "FamilyConnect" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Problem...I am defining my subroutines at the beginning of my program, and > Perl > is executing the subroutine at compile time before it is actually called.I > don't think this is proper behaviour...e.g. > You mean when you

[Perl-unix-users] Sub-routines

2001-09-24 Thread FamilyConnect
Problem...I am defining my subroutines at the beginning of my program, and Perl is executing the subroutine at compile time before it is actually called.I don't think this is proper behaviour...e.g. open (LOG, ">/tmp/log"); sub nearlyfatallywounded ($) { my $ERRMSG=$_[0]; print LOG "The Erro

[Perl-unix-users] ipchains

2001-09-24 Thread Johnno
What I only want open is dns, http, https, ftp active, ftp passive, ssh and port 1 will the follow list protect me and only allow the above list throw... or have i gone about it the wrong way?? Johnno ipchains -L Chain input (policy DENY): target prot opt sourcedesti