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good question. i'm really not sure. i'll try to find out. thanks for the reply, -ryen

Ok, I already have Paul DuBios's "Perl and MySQL for the web" book, and I like it a lot. But I want his "MySQL" book, since it seems to go more into how MySQL works in greater detail.. obviously. Can anyone tell me if the 1999 version is still worth paying $40 for? Or...

actually, i just tried what you said, and it still didn't fix it. BUT, i think the client is just screwy (i think you're advice should have worked normally though.) i downloaded a client called Token 2 from download.com, works great now. thanks again.

great, thanks a ton i appreciate it

I'm not that experienced with telnet programs, but here's my question. I have a linux box. When I telnet into it, from the standard windows telnet program, I can't run any programs such as Vi editor, or 'less', etc. I think it just has to do with the functionality of the telnet protocol, only...

Nevermind, the apache forum kinda answered it for me. Unless anyone knows how to compile mod_perl directly into apache, as opposed to using a DSO. anyways, thanks.

Awesome, thanks Daniel. I was actually going to ask about that, but forgot. Now I could just run it as a DSO, but does anyone know how I could get it compiled into the apache source to improve efficiency? Any help would be appreciated. And thanks again Daniel, much appreciated.

I've got apache and plain old perl scripts running, but I want to get mod_perl installed. I installed the PERL 5.6.1 package successfully, and the mod_perl 1.26 package. I then ran "/usr/sbin/httpd -l" and the only compiled-in modules were: http_core.c, & mod_so.c. I then checked...

I've got apache and plain old perl scripts running, but I want to get mod_perl installed. I installed the PERL 5.6.1 package successfully, and the mod_perl 1.26 package. I then ran httpd -l, and the only compiled-in modules were: http_core.c, & mod_so.c. I then checked the modules directory...

awesome, i'll definitely check that out, thanks!

I haven't used MySQL yet, but plan to start learning soon, so I hope this question isn't that stupid. Assume I needed a database to hold data for 5 million automobiles, in the US, from all 50 states.. (I just made this up) If I wanted to do a search for a blue van, in Arizona, wouldn't it take...

Awesome, thanks a lot everyone. I guess I'll format, reinstall, and put up a firewall. I really appreciate all the help. One thing I'm just a little confused about is how to reinstall with my dual-boot system. Do i just use fdisk (from a windows boot disk) to delete the linux partition...

I just installed RH Linux 7.2 a week or two ago, so I'm fairly new. In the initial setup, i set my firewall to the "medium" level. Yesterday, I booted up into linux, logged in as root, then left the house for a few hours. I think I had the wu-ftp server running (i think it started...

hmmm... honestly i don't think that's the problem. I think it has to do with the file coming from a DOS/Windows partition.. perhaps when i copied it from that partition to the Linux partition, it copied it in Binary mode or something like that. The reason I think this is the case is because I...

Hi all, I just installed linux the other day (i've never used it before) and I managed to get apache going alright, except when it comes to this one PERL script. see, i have a dual boot system. from linux, i copied an old perl script from a folder from my windows partition to my cgi-bin. i...

Thanks for the info, will do :)

Oops, I'm sorry I didn't mean it was a binary file.. I just though I should make it a binary file and use the seek function to find a particular piece of data, but I need to learn more about writing binary files first. Sorry about the confusion, I didn't describe that very well. but Mike...

thanks for the help Jim and Leland. I see I have a lot to learn before I really get started. I had no idea that PERL could interface with SQL. And it helps me to think of SQL as something that simply communicates with databases. Also, I don't know much about SQL to begin with. I'm taking a...

ohhhh sorry i see what you're saying. well, i would do that, but then I'd have to read the whole file into an array... which would work, but not on a really huge file. I think my best bet is to try and do something with the seek command.. which might be hard to do if the database...

hmm... I think I see what you're going for, I'll experiment and see if I can figure anything out. Thanks a bunch for the input