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Stopping Spam with SpamAssassin |
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| I receive a lot of spam; an absolute massive bucket load of spam. I received more than 100 pieces of spam in the first three days of this month. I receive so much spam that Hormel Foods sends trucks to take it away. And I'm convinced that things are gett.. |
Socket Programming in PERL |
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| In this article, Rahul shows us how to create a client-server socket program in Perl and then demonstrates it by pinging the server |
So, You Want Your Own Counter CGI, Huh? |
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Everybody wants a counter on his or her page. I can understand. I love the look of a counter proclaiming to all that my page is cool enough for a couple hundred thousand to roll through
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So, You Want to Place a CGI, Huh? |
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| Run your own guestbook! This sends mail to your box (in a delineated form) then posts a thank-you note to your viewer |
Simplify CGI with HTML::Mason |
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| Managing one or two custom CGI scripts is usually not a problem, but as that number grows, you face a management headache. Keeping the scripts' design consistent across the site may become taxing. And if you code HTML output into your scripts, every site |
Setting Up A Form Powered By CGI |
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| Having some functionality behind a form can make life so much easier. Boris steps you through the process of setting up a CGI form |
Session management in Perl |
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| You've probably noticed that your favorite shopping sites always seem to know who you are each time you visit and that each page of CD and book recommendations has a funny URL with an incomprehensible string of digits |
Roll Your Own Search Engine |
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| With all the hype about Web search engines, you might think writing one is a feat not to be attempted by mere mortals. But writing a small search engine is actually quite easy |
Quick and Dirty Topic Mapping |
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| There's a lot of advanced research and literature on the subject of taxonomies and topic maps. To be honest, much of it goes way over my head. I'm keenly interested in the problem of categorizing content, but the more I wrestle with the problem, the more |
Processing Text with Perl Modules |
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| In the final article of this series on text processing, Jonathan takes a tour through a cornucopia of useful text processing modules that kick the tar out of some of those arduous text processing tasks |
Processing Forms |
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| CGI is used a lot in processing forms. Forms are a subset of HTML that allows the user to supply information. Forms make Web browsing interactive for both the user and the provider |
Preventing Cross-site Scripting Attacks |
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| The cross-site scripting attack is one of the most common, yet overlooked, security problems facing web developers today. A web site is vulnerable if it displays user-submitted content without checking for malicious script tags |
Perl provides distributed processing punch |
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| In addition to being a great tool for report processing and text filtering, Perl can be used for general-purpose programming. For instance, I used Perl to create a job server that allowed my company to reduce the processing time of several gigabytes of d.. |
Perl Operators |
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| Before we can go much further, we will need to look at how operators are used in Perl |
Perl for Web Site Management: Part 3 |
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| Perl for Web Site Management shows how to write CGI scripts, incorporate search engines, convert multiple text files to HTML, monitor log files, and track visitors to your site. This third and final installment looks at storing the data, the "visit" data |
Perl for Web Site Management: Part 2 |
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| Perl for Web Site Management shows how to write CGI scripts, incorporate search engines, convert multiple text files to HTML, monitor log files, and track visitors to your site. This second installment looks at the log-analysis script and different log f.. |
Perl for Web Site Management |
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| Learn to do everyday tasks on your Web site using Perl--even if you have no programming background. Whether you're a developer, a designer, or simply a dabbler on the Web, this is the hands-on introduction to Perl you've been waiting for |
Perl Design Patterns, Part 3 |
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| Phil Crow concludes his series on patterns in Perl, with a discussion of patterns and objects |
Perl Debugging for Beginners |
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| Debugging is like car repair: a novice might pull out the transmission to fix a broken light. Here are ten Perl debugging tips that will save you hours of frustration, by John Callender, author of O'Reilly's upcoming Perl for Web Site Management |
Perl and XML on the Command Line |
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| In this month's Perl and XML column, Kip Hampton explores how the desperate Perl hacker can use its XML tools on the command line |
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