Re^3: Random directory creation/deletion scheduling logic problem

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Netscape has support for .htacces-like functionality via it's .nsconfig files, and HTTPD::UserAdmin has support for DBM files, which .nsconfig's RequireAuth uses.

As for not having the module:-

It's a pure-Perl implementation, so there is zero reason you couldn't install it yourself if you're allowed to upload files, with the worst case scenario being you cut n' paste the module directly into your Perl script.

--k.

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Re^4: Random directory creation/deletion scheduling logic problem by hmbscully (Scribe) on Nov 17, 2005 at 20:44 UTC
Thanks, I'll look into the .nsconfig solution. As for the module thing... there's just something amiss with the whole perl install on this server. Even when the unix admins install modules, sometimes they just don't work. There are three separate perl installs on this server, 2 don't work and its just a mess to figure out where to even install a module becuase the paths are a nightmare anymore. I forgot I could put a module in the code direct.	[reply]

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Re^4: Random directory creation/deletion scheduling logic problem
by hmbscully (Scribe) on Nov 17, 2005 at 20:44 UTC

Thanks, I'll look into the .nsconfig solution. As for the module thing... there's just something amiss with the whole perl install on this server. Even when the unix admins install modules, sometimes they just don't work. There are three separate perl installs on this server, 2 don't work and its just a mess to figure out where to even install a module becuase the paths are a nightmare anymore. I forgot I could put a module in the code direct.

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