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Leo Fellmann
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Hi all,
I have to write a few CGI scripts and my webhost has both PHP and perl.
I'd far rather use perl, but I probably will need session tracking.
The problem is that
a) my host does not have anything aside from the standard modules. No mod_perl, no
CGI:Session.
b) I can't install modules locally due to not having acess to the necessary tools. no
command-line perl etc.
So what I'd like to know is if there's any way I could do session tracking with just
CGI.pm or if it's not worth the bother and I should just have to grit my teeth and
use PHP?
I know what the answer's probably going to be
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Leo Fellmann
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Hi all,
I have to write a few CGI scripts and my webhost has both PHP and perl.
I'd far rather use perl, but I probably will need session tracking.
The problem is that
a) my host does not have anything aside from the standard modules. No mod_perl, no
CGI:Session.
b) I can't install modules locally due to not having acess to the necessary tools. no
command-line perl etc.
So what I'd like to know is if there's any way I could do session tracking with just
CGI.pm or if it's not worth the bother and I should just have to grit my teeth and
use PHP?
I know what the answer's probably going to be
- --
Leo Fellmann
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