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  1. demejanos

    Simple CGI Question

    Sorry for the inconvinience, it's working with a newer version of CGI and CGI::Session. There was some bug in the ubuntu version. Thanks for the help
  2. demejanos

    Simple CGI Question

    Sorry, it's working, the problem belongs to the session part. I can store and retrive the cookie, but the session doesn't get into the MySQL table, and I can't read ans store session variables.
  3. demejanos

    Simple CGI Question

    OK, I've tried it. I choose the cookie method for storing the session id. But somehow, in the protected file I can't read the cookie. Here are parts of the code: login.cgi ... our $cgi = new CGI; our $session = new CGI::Session("driver:MySQL;id:MD5", undef, {Handle=>$dbh}); our $cookie =...
  4. demejanos

    Simple CGI Question

    Hello! I've made a simple login page in perl/cgi (CGI and CGI:Session), and I have a file which I'd like to reach only from authenticated users. My problem is that I can't reach $cgi variable and the $session variable from the 2nd file, which I'd like to restrict. I'm not using any packages...
  5. demejanos

    Regexp question

    It's working! Thanks a lot!
  6. demejanos

    Regexp question

    It doesn't work either with \\
  7. demejanos

    Regexp question

    Hi! I need to use regular expressions with backslash, both in the string and the regexp too. I cant make it work! With quotemeta or "" it takes out the single backslash from it, but works. (I don't want this) Any other possibilities I tried, didn't worked. my $string = 'words AUTH\SYS...

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