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Executing a script from .qmal file
I'm running Linux, Redhat 7.3, and Qmail. I do have procmail installed, however if I don't need to, I don't want to use procmail as it seems just a little more difficult. My question is, how can I setup a mailbox so whenever it receives an email, it runs a perl script? I've read the manuals...- chedder123
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- Forum: CGI
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Database Connection Question
I'm having a problem with the database connection using PostgreSQL. Everytime I open a connection, am I supposed to close it in the Perl CGI script? For example: $dbh = &dbh_connect(); $sql = "SELECT mediaid, folder, view_count FROM media ORDER BY folder;"; $sth =...- chedder123
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- Forum: PostgreSQL Inc.: PostgreSQL
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Modifying table variables
Ok... I feel really dumb now. I'm going to buy a book. I believe this is the command, however it's not working. ALTER TABLE leads ALTER created SET timestamptz DEFAULT 'now' NOT NULL ALTER TABLE leads ALTER export_counter SET int4 DEFAULT '0' NOT NULL I already have a populated table and...- chedder123
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- Forum: PostgreSQL Inc.: PostgreSQL
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nuB: How to add a sequence to an already created table?
Ok, this is my first jump into SQL/Perl stuff and I'm a little lost. I'm running PostgreSQL and already have a populated table, however I need to have an incrementing variable every time a new row is submitted. I also need a time stamp. My question is, once I already have the table created...- chedder123
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- Forum: PostgreSQL Inc.: PostgreSQL
