I respect your point of view. But I'm not doing this for me!

And I'm not doing all the HTTP server, I'm using the module HTTP::Daemon. That doesn't filter the malicious querys. After test the filter of the querys I will send it to the author of HTTP::Daemon, to insert it in the next release, and no one will need to make it again! This is how Perl works. ;-P

Note that HPL::HTTPD is not only a HTTP server. It creates a CGI enverioment to run the HPL docs. The code for the http connection is the smallest.

But one thing I know. I have learned a lot just posting this node. And this has a big value for me.

Graciliano M. P.
"The creativity is the expression of the liberty".