I'm a bit confused -- I thought I was posting through a USENet server, and I
guess it's actually more like a mailing list. I guess I need to find a FAQ
to check and see what I missed.
Anyway, you've hit it. I got a few answers on IRC somewhere around 4 am, and
after waking up and thinking it
In other words what Rob is asking ;-) is are you using mod_perl or plain
cgi, and in the case of plain CGI, what browser are you using? what
version of that browser? and have you tried other browsers, on other
OSes, on other computers with what results???
http://danconia.org
Hanson, Rob w
Running Perl as a CGI will *not* cache any variables (or anything else).
Each time the script is called the Perl executable will be started, and when
finished it will free all memory that it was using. If you are using
mod_perl it is a little different. mod_perl will cache a script (and any
modu
