From: N@ta$ <natas@jam.rr.com>
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Subject: DBD and DBI::Pg
Date: Sun, 15 Apr 2001 18:44:04 -0500
Message-ID: <3ADA3244.7D9835B4@jam.rr.com> (raw)
Our site (www.dagl.net) has recently been given the task of beta testing
a new statistics program for our Quake 3 game servers...
This new program is called "GeigerCounter - RC5", in case any of you
have experience with it...
However, I am only a newbie at PostgreSQL and PHP, so I don't know what
I should do first. I am hoping someone out there can help me.
Here are the requirements of the program:
-A Quake3Arena server
HAVE IT
-An SQL database compatable with Perl:DBI:DBD and PHP4
CURRENTLY RUNNING PostgreSQL, but HAVE NOT INSTALLED DBI::DBD
-Perl
RUNNING PERL 5
-DBI:DBD Mod for Perl
I'M LOST ON THIS ONE
-A web server that works with PHP
HAVE IT
-PHP4
HAVE IT
Graphinat0r requires:
-GD.pm
LOST ON THIS AS WELL
I know I will owe a biggie tip after this, but I hope someone can
help...
Thanks
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