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Because the USB spec calls for a max current draw from any one device, a sense device is utilized to indicate an over draw condition. You'll either have a shorted power bus, or the sensing device is kaput.

Can't help with the js but I used to live in Naniamo back in the early eighties. I have relatives in Lantzville, Cumberland and Victoria. Hope your having a good Xmas. Cheers

your server must be told what folders you are running your cgi based code out of , and of course you must call you code from within that folder.

if a newline (\n) came in on $form{'link'}, you've chomped it off in 'chomp $oldstring;' , so it's not there to be substituted in 's/$oldstring//ig;' would foreach $line (@txt){ if ($line =~ /$oldstring/i){ $line = ''; } } work?

Can I reload/refresh the Include page using JS without losing the text box entries on the parent page? Rather than an include, you could do a javascript HttpRequest to gather whatever info you need. You then repeat the HttpRequest on your event handler, to refresh the content.

An excellent primer can be found using the Google maps api.

chomp your newline char, foreach $data(@data){ chomp $data; print INF, $data; }

you could use a remote dial in terminal, assuming you have an account and permissions. This would have been the common method prior to the advent of web technologies.

here's a simple suite of scripts for databasing with flat text files. http://www.ezscripting.com/

checking pass/user on client side is 'no security'. You'll absolutely want to validate your user/pass on server side. Setting your chmod on your files will secure them.

absolutely, utilize a count variable in your for loop. Initialize the variable from a form input, why not?.

Thought I got a good deal, now I'm not so happy. My Maxtor Diamond 40g goes to sleep, and occasionally won't wake up. Of course when I run a disk access function everyhing hangs waiting for the drive which sometimes does, sometimes doesn't. Any thoughts?.

wouldn't it help to run the drives manufacturer's setup disk against it. It may well have partioning info beyond the capability of your current BIOS. Repartitioning and maintaining the boot sector below 1K could make the difference.

actually, I'll change that to adding the '\n' to every line, and a double '\n\n' before content.

print MAIL "Subject: $subject \n"; Add this newline char before your content.