;start_html, $q->h1('testing'), $q->end_html;
--- minimal.cgi end here - cut
And see if it works on that directory.
If not, you will need to read/seek details on setting it up the
mentioned ScriptAlias on the main http.conf of your apache installation,
or you may just need a:
Options
#x27; in 'field list'
> at ./mysql_write1.pl line 21, line 1.
Check the name of the fields in table infiles in the mysql command
line, like:
mysql> use dnazary
mysql> describe infiles;
Because the error tells you that there is no column whit the name
"name" in the t
1/NOT APPLICABLE/ if /UPDATED="(.*?)"/' file.txt
This would save your original file.txt as file.txt.old and write the
modified version directly to file.txt
HTH,
Roberto Ruiz.
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ways have the email address of the user owning
the data, or your email address so you can check your user information
and ask him/her to correct his/her personal information record to add
an email address.
See you, hth
Roberto Ruiz
ps. sorry for my bad English.
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int $q->end_html;
# This sub returns the text.
sub correct_str {
my $ret_val = shift;
$ret_val =~ s//>/g;
$ret_val =~ s/\n/\n/g;
$ret_val;
}
-- example script end -- cut here
Thank's in advance for any help with this problem, see you.
Roberto Ruiz
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it should be good for you to use the '-w' flag
in the perl command line to check for simple errors like this. Also
using: 'use strict;' could be useful. :) Just put:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
At the beginning of your scripts.
See you
Roberto Ruiz
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> $file") or die "Can't open the file $file - $!";
There should be other modes more appropiate to create a file for a
counter (like for updating it), for that you may want to check:
perldoc perlopentut
God bless you.
Roberto Ruiz
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