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Maybe you messed up with the TTL, maxclients, and other apache config? wzrd

it should. It goes down line by line, waiting for each routine to finish. Did you check the error log? wzrd

Can you rephrase that? I didnt understand correctly .. wzrd

what do you mean? If you intend to add another if statement, you can just go on forever using elsif's ... if (....) { } elsif (..) { } elsif (..) { } elsif (..) { } elsif (..) { } elsif (..) { } elsif (..) { } else { ... } wzrd

Well, when you set up mod_perl you add an extra part in your httpd.conf; ie. Anything excecuted in cgi-bin/ is executed by perl Anything excecuted in cgi-mod/ is executed by mod_perl This all depends in what you set in the httpd.conf. Read the apache (or your webserver) guide for more...

1 /2 Well, for office applications I currently use StarOffice 6 beta. It is great, although I don't work much of it. 3. A good winzip equivalent varies on what distribution you are working on. 4. A good html editor is called "Quanta". It's not exactly a WYSIWYG, but it's very near...

very disappointing. Well, probably there is a bug in the windows version. Did you check for patches? A nice alternative is to run star office from a linux server to a windows machine, like win x pro or something. I do that for gimp, as it's very unstable on windows =) wzrd

Well, I use Debian and it's great when it comes to install and mantain updates. All I need to do is type a command and bewm! I get the software I want. If I need a distribution update, it's also another command .. so I have no overheads of how to keep my box up to date and getting it to work, it...

I dont have a specific reply to your question but - I'm on linux and I'm using so 6 beta. Why don't you try that (i'm not sure if it's available for win platforms) wzrd

You can detect this by using the browser detection environment variable (HTTP_USER_AGENT), and base all your different acts upon the choices. I'm not sure what happens when it's sent by the java program, but it's worth seeing if there is any difference in the HTTP_USER_AGENT. wzrd

Well, the best thing to do is to read the file into an array, and run through the whole array with alot of check statements. The good thing about the array is that you can easily access previous and next lines. Let me know if you need further help. wzrd

Do you have a firewall set up? Probably you're blocking the port. Also, make sure that apache is running on port 80 (check the httpd.conf) wzrd

I didnt try it myself but as far as I know, win XP does not work with lilo. You need to use grub. I read about this somewhere in this forum If I find the link I'll post it. wzrd

In general NTP is used. http://www.redhat.com/swr/src/ntp-4.0.99k-15.src.html wzrd

Well, about the 1st question, i never used the getstore function, but if you're doing the $response=getstore() the page will be assigned to $response. Try doing it without the variable. If that doesnt work, just use $response=get($url); and then save it to a file. Second answer, it will only...

Yes, there are html parsers. Have a look at this URL, see if it fits your need. http://search.cpan.org/doc/GAAS/libwww-perl-5.22/lib/HTML/Parser.pm wzrd

I replied to you in the CGI Forum =) wzrd

Well, a very basic thing to do is to comment chunks of the code, and start uncommenting block by block, until you find all possible bugs. It's also very usesful to look at the error log of your webserver, as all messages are logged there. If you have an apache webserver, it's probably at...