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Michael Kroher

U.S.

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Expertise

I can help with questions regarding module installation, regular expressions, CGI, web development, server administration, etc.

Experience in the area

I have built my own framework using HTTP::Engine. I have also wrote many scripts to automate system administration tasks. Before using HTTP::Engine, I used CGI.pm as a solution for web applications. I also have experience with a vast array of CPAN modules.

Education/Credentials

I am self taught.

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Recent Reviews from Users

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Recent Answers from Michael Kroher

2009-10-25 Help on FAST CGI settings:

Hello, I'm not familiar with a Windows environment, but I will say that 15 to 20 visitors a minute is not much of a load at all. I don't believe it's a problem that can be fixed with your config file

2009-10-03 Searching for EOLN in comment area:

Hello, getting a CGI error can be any number of things wrong. The error message that you are getting is very vague, and the more informative message can be found in the webserver error logs. Do

2009-10-02 Searching for EOLN in comment area:

Hello, Your EOLN character you want to switch is \n. You can switch it with something else like: $form{'comments'} =~ s/\n/<br>/g; # switch with a <br> for HTML output. or

2009-09-25 issue:

I'm having trouble understanding your question...do you mean subroutines? Like a function? #!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; my $addition = add(5,6); print "Addition: $addition\n";

2009-09-24 issue:

You can easily call (any) program within a perl script using ` (backticks), or qx(). I prefer to use qx(), because it's easier to look at the code, since having " ' ` can get confusing. Example:

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