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Welcome to Coin du PERL. I enjoy cgi programming
using PERL, the quiet force behind powerful cgi applications on
the web. These are some sample PERL scripts that I created
along the way. I also now have a CVS repository of CODE developments. Please enjoy your perusal.
- Brian Lavender
My latest endevours
- Developed 1997
Database Interface - I fixed the problem
where if the Msql Database Daemon was down my interface would
give an error and fail to respond. The interface cgi now checks
to verify the Msql Daemon is running. If it is not, then it will
start the Daemon. If it is running then it continues with the
rest of the script. My virtual server administration often kills
the background daemon process.
Watch
It Work! Source Code
- Developed 1997
On the fly map generation. CGI Program
redraws map with location marked on it. Region
93, Region
94 Region
04, Region
50.
Watch
It Work! Source Code
- Developed 1997
URL path information and forms - Often
in CGI programming one needs to include information that needs
to be passed to the next activation of a CGI. Since regular HTTP
is stateless we need to include this somewhere in the users document.
If we include it as data passed after a "?" mark then
we are limited from using the GET method on forms. Another solution
is using additional path information after the cgi program name.
I tested this with OMNI Httpd and Gurusamy PERL 5.004_02 port
for Win 95. You are currently viewing this from an SGI running
IRIX with APACHE.
Watch
It Work!
- Developed 1999
Site Mapping and Maintenance
sitetools.tar.gz - the whole
kit and kaboodle in a single tar ball
Index your site
Insert a banner into every page
Change the banner you inserted
Check for bad links - Requires
the LWP modules
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