This is correct for Apache and probably NES too. There are other servers
that do this though. I posed the question to an apache newsgroup and the
answer was that it isn't any less efficient to open and print the file in
perl. I guess convenience isn't high on their list of priorities. What I
ended
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Our web administrator just told me that...
>
> "Web servers don't parse the output of CGI scripts for SSIs."
>
> after I asked her...
>
> "My perl script contains server-side include statements. Will these work
> with a cgi extension?"
>
> Is this true? I would lik
>"Web servers don't parse the output of CGI scripts for SSIs."
>"My perl script contains server-side include statements. Will these work
>
>Is this true? I would like the server-side include statements to be parsed
>after the perl engine parses the script?
Yes, it's true, and nope, you can'
Hi all Ncstians
Hope U All Are Doing well And Njoying LIFE.
I Have One question can anybody throw some light on that.
The question is related to "Synchronizatyion of Database"
My application is running on entranet as well as on net
also.
Both independent.
Now i want to synchronize it Data on so
I need to be able to install CPAN modules on a Netware Enterprise Web Server.
I have checked the Novell website and they say that you can install the modules but do
not give instructions.
Can anyone help me with this problem?
Thanks,
Craig A. Sharp
Unix Systems Administrator
Our web administrator just told me that...
"Web servers don't parse the output of CGI scripts for SSIs."
after I asked her...
"My perl script contains server-side include statements. Will these work
with a cgi extension?"
Is this true? I would like the server-side include statements to be par
Perl UNIX Wizards,
Wanted to summarize what I found on this problem and post the code
below, in the hopes that it helps others. A special thanks to Steve
Aaron and Simon Wistow for their help. Original question is below the
posted code.
The question originally asked about a data structure for r
I don't know if I subscribed right mailing list. I have problem to build
perl4. No problem for perl5. I know this is very old version, but i need it
to build Momspider.
Is anyone here still using perl4? I am trying to install perl on solaris2.6
. The perl4 needs two compiler, one is gcc or cc.
Perl UNIX Wizards,
Wanted to summarize what I found on this problem and post the code
below, in the hopes that it helps others. A special thanks to Steve
Aaron and Simon Wistow for their help. Original question is below the
posted code.
The question originally asked about a data structure for r
