find . -type f -ctime 5
finds files in the current directory who's creation
time is 5 days ago.
see "man find"
there is also -atime which is access time, not
necessarily changed (ctime).
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don't know for sure, but try:
-background=>'/image.gif',
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the perl modules you need are DBI.pm and DBD::MySQL.pm
you can obtain them from cpan.org.
as for php, your page will connect to the db via some
other built in php method.
the documentation on DBD and DBI should have examples
for connecting to the db in perl.
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perl -MCPAN -e shell is the easiest way...
however, I've found that most modules found on
cpan.org have INSTALL or README files included in the
distribution which will cover typical installation
methods.
don't know for sure, but I recommend "su" for
installing modules.
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