How do I enable fushing in perl (CGI)??
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that is a simple read write, with a silly delay, and the buffering is turned off.... BUT...\n\ncgi isn't cgi isn't cgi! which server? modperl? fastcgi? weird config?\n\nUPDATE:\n\nhmm active state... a good port for a great webserver on an problematic O/S!\n\ntry something like "for ... print <img...>  in the loop, with a greater delay... does that work?\n\nperhaps the STDIN did not have more than 4096 chars in it!\n\nmy number 1 rule of debuggin' \nremove all but the problem and see if the problem goes away!
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here:\nhttp://www.dictionaryofeverything.com/cgi-bin/find.cgi
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Tools>>Internet Options>>Security>>Custom Level.  Then scroll down and somewhere near the bottom there should be something that says "Active Scripting."  Set that to enable.
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1) You can give it any extension you want, but I often go with ".inc" since it is somewhat well known to other programmers.\n\n2) Out of the web root folder. If it has sensitive variables, move the file up the hierarchy tree just above the web root. PHP can still access it, but everyone else won't be able to get to it since it is not in the web root or any of its sub folders.\n\n3) You just need the "include()" or "require()" functions or one of their similar functions "include_once()" and "require_once()". I have provided the link to php.net where it shows you how these functions work.\n\nGood luck with the scripting!
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try looking for a script here to do that\nhttp://web-master.uv.ro\nor try to it's partners
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You can go the control panel and under administrative tools. Go to the Services and from there you can disable them perm.
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Try Real Alternative.\n\nhttp://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=82303&package_id=84358
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best way to get started is to take a small existing module, copy it to your own directory (with a different name)\n\nadd "use lib" to add in the directory.\n\nand then just "use thenewmodule"\n\nthere are so many styles to choose from. \n\nget to know cpan (http://cpan.org) the global repository for perl modules!
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Shareware is DEAD since mid-90...\nChoose GPL as very good license. Apache, php, perl - pure sucess !
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go for \n\nperl black book, or\nprofessional perl programming- wrox publication..\n\ni found both to be informative enough...\n\nregards\nparvesh garg
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Try php-nuke:\n\nhttp://www.phpnuke.org\n\nIt's not exactly what you are after, but it is a member-based portaling software and can be highly modified.
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http://filext.com/detaillist.php?extdetail=BWD
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Sure\n\nGo to TOOLS and then INTERNET OPTIONS from the main menu \nChange to the "Security" tab \nSelect "Custom" and click on the "Settings..." button \nTo enable: make sure "Enable" is selected under "Active scripting"\nTo disable: make sure "Disable" is selected under "Active scripting" \nRestart the browser
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Here's one way:\n\n#!perl\n\nwhile(<>) {\nif($_ =~ m/abxy$/) {\nchop;\nprintf("$_ -- $.&#92;n");\n}\n}\n\nTurn this into a perl file (say findinline.pl) then run\nPerl findinline.pl somefile\n\nAny qualifying line will print out followed by the line number.
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http://www.killdisk.com/ download it. make a botable floopy of it sit back and let it do it's work
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First, you'll need to download the ActivePerl which is a Win32 port.  You can get it at http://www.activestate.com.  After you install it, you'll be able to run any Perl scripts from the command-line or double-click in Windows Explorer.  You can learn a lot of basics from the Win32 port, however many of its features were intended to be used on a *nix OS.  That means some features will be disabled.  Don't let that stop you from learning how to use it though.  Eventually though, you will need to migrate to a more compatible OS if you truly want to learn Perl.
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If you know what HTML is, PHP is like the same thing, but it can communicate with other files and its dynamic and server-side (so it's like JavaScript, but you can see any ugly code by viewing the source of a website and it isn't browser-selective).\nIf you don't know what HTML is, don't go there!!\nIt isn't "aka" Perl of CGI. Same idea, different language. (Calling PHP Perl is like calling a cow a cat just because they both have four legs.)