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Why are you asking how to use Perl if you think it's poor and primitive? Why not use something else that's, in your opinion, rich and evolved?

And we'll probably need more information. Code snippets, etc.

Update: added modifier to "better" language :)

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In reply to Re: CGIProxy script problem by RazorbladeBidet
in thread CGIProxy script problem by Anonymous Monk

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