Anyone wanna help a newbie?

[Siberdude]

Hey!<br>I have just started out in CGI/Perl<br>Anyone wanna help me out?<br>I have already writtern a autorisation script in perl, called from a form, its basic, but i like it <br><br>I would appriciate anyone who is willing to help debugmy scripts when i write them... Its harder when yournot sure what the error messages mean <br>Thanks folks<br> <p>Siberdude<br><a href=mailto:siberdude@settlers.co.uk>siberdude@settlers.co.uk</a><br><a href=

http://www.settlers.co.uk>Settlers.co.uk

- Settlers community site</a><br>16 years old, capable of:<br>
Html, CSS, Javascript, DHTML, Perl, and even a little JAVA<br>
Not that i like to brag

 

[goBoating]

Ask a specific question and I bet you get an answer.&nbsp;&nbsp;A general plea for support is a little vague.

 

[vcherubini]

I would have to agree with goBoating. What is it exactly that you need help with?<br><br>You can post your script, if not too big, on here and I am sure that you will find more than one person more than glad enough to help a newbie such as yourself.<br><br>

 

[mckarl]

siberdude, <br><br>well, your in the same boat as me (<i> no pun intended goboating hehehe</i>) <br>First off, give a spec of your methods, ie; platform (Unix/Linux/Nt/2000) and the server type (eg: apache-Linux, IIS-NT) and then we know where we stand. <br>GoBoating is a useful guy at this, and he's helping me along too..&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;)<br>He's helping me along on the newbie question 'come and laugh' one posted in this cgi-bin section, so if you got some time, maybe follow us through on it.<br><br>SPEC: Linux (RedHat6.x)<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Apache<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Perl (activeperl)<br><br>If you have access to these (and they are ALL free) come along and join us in our quest for CGI-ness!!!<br><br>Karl. <p> Karl<br><a href=mailto:mc_karl@yahoo.com>mc_karl@yahoo.com</a><br><a href= > </a><br> ~ ~ ~ ~<br>
K A R L<br>
~ ~ ~ ~

 

[carpeliam]

or if your specs are Windows98 with an FTP to Unix writing Perl5 stuff, that's good too. Whatever, really- as far as I've had experience with, specs haven't mattered too much.. So throw your questions at us; the worst that can happen is that we laugh at your newbieness... which isn't likely, so the worst that can happen is that your question doesn't get answered, and then what have you lost?<br><br>P.S. we like the easy questions, it makes us feel like we actually know a thing or two. <p>Liam Morley<br><a href=mailto:lmorley@wpi.edu>lmorley@wpi.edu</a><br><a href=

http://www.wpi.edu/~lmorley/>

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