Posted by Matthew Pratt on 1999-03-10
> I'm still having trouble with the SSI's in Perl. I want a date, saved in a > file, which is quite a dull thing, but it takes a date, from a file, prints > it in part of the page. I can't get the exec thing to work, now is this my > fault? Do I have to set something else up?? Check that your perl script runs from the command line (i.e. is executable, can find perl etc) > If I do get this to work, how can I use Perl to take the date of the file > modification and use this date? And how can I do that for the whole folder? You could pipe the output of "ls -l" into perl and extract the dates. There may be a beter way however. > How do I set up apache under Linux to read a folder of web pages so that I > can boot Linux or Win and still have the server up and running. What are the > advantages of Apache?? Do you mean have the web server from both platforms read the same webserver content? If so there is two ways of doing it: 1) there is a deviec driver for 'doze that lets it read linux partitions 2) put you httpd directory on a dos partition so that 'doze and linux can read it. The advantages of apache are that its is free, the fastest webserver available (fast on UNIX/Linux, slower on NT), the most common/popular webserver, the most flexible, the most extendable. oooh and its free!!! http://www.hzo.cubenet.de/ioscount/ http://www.netcraft.co.uk/survey/ == Matty email - mattpratt@xxxxx.xxx "Learn the console, become 1 with it, it is 0." _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
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