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Hello?

In your rush to show how much you know about Regexes, you forgot what the original question was.

And the question was "do I have to suffer for the effects of naughty regexes if somebody else in the same environment is using them?"

The question WAS NOT "show me how smart you are with @+ and @-"

Ask around. Everybody in the Monastery believes that Ovid knows a few things about regexes and he wasn't waiting for your self-promoting remarks to come out of the darkness.

In reply to Re: Re: Naughty Regular Expressions and mod_perl by Anonymous Monk
in thread Naughty Regular Expressions and mod_perl by Ovid

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