> [ snip ] > > I did suggest a very quick, easy and effective fix. It would have taken > you less than two hours to download, build and configure perl and multiple > CPAN modules [1] and been on your way.
Nick. I did all of what I said *BEFORE* you e-mailed your (excellent) suggestion. I will of course be trying what you suggest but cannot yet perform time travel ;-) > [2] I don't know what you do with your server, but I do a lot of > internet-related stuff and it's an arena of dynamic development. I've > never found the ports able to keep up with the software I need. I build > perl, apache and their various components (mod_perl, mod_ssl etc) by hand, > and rely on the ports for other stuff. OTOH, as someone pointed out, the Agreed. This is what I normally did, but when I ran into a problem with Postfix (wrt sendmail compatability) I was whacked over the knuckes for not using the Port :-) Anyways, thanks much for your excellent advice. Tony _______________________________________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list http://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-questions To unsubscribe, send any mail to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
