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November 27th, 2000, 07:21 PM
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Simple question that I'm having trouble answering on my own: Can you use PERL accross servers. Specifically, can you open a text file with a CGI file when the files are on seperate folders. Also, can you "require" files on a different server?
Thanks in advance, Tyler
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November 27th, 2000, 11:08 PM
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>>can you open a text file with a CGI file when the files are on seperate folders
Why not? You don't do the following all the time anyway: open(READ,"myfile.txt"); Instead, you can always specify the full path like so: open(READ,"/path/to/myfile.txt"); can you "require" files on a different server? Absolutely no. What if it's possible, then everything on the internet is within your control as if other server's files are residing in your hard drive.
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