On Saturday, April 27, 2002, at 01:56 , anthony wrote: [..] > does anybody have red hat 7.2 (pro/or not pro)?
it's better than rh7.1.... what are you really planning to do? > If so when you do perl program do you need internet connection to test > your > files? As the flash struck one of my associates - attempting to do any form of 'distributed networking solution' does require that one have more than one machine... You can set up an internal network using TCP/IP with a simple set of ethernet switches, a router, dns server and the like and do most of your testing without a direct connection to the rest of the world. > And how do you test your files? Depends.... Either I have a side 'hack' off the main webServer and play there - or I have to get off my yaks and get the secondary webServer up on the other box, bring up the Apache Server on this darwin box... But as a general rule of thumb - I build the perl code under darwin using bbedit - rdist it around to the linux and solaris boxes and look for anomalies... ciao drieux --- -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
