Not sure what data loss bug you are referring to? Overloading with data will not cause a DOS attack, the web is far too slow for that, and there are no other security issues that will cause a DOS failure that I'm aware off. And not 'Maybe' it's faster - it is faster. ;) Please refer to specific lines of code as your comments are at best spurious. I don't mean to sound offensive, but I am unable to relate to the specific issues you are pointing out. Regards, Andrew

In reply to Re^4: The most powerful CMS developed in Perl (not spam, sounds that way) (without functions) by Anonymous Monk
in thread The most powerful CMS developed in Perl (not spam, sounds that way) by snoopy20

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