Went back and reread your post. You know how to hurt a guy. Kick me when I am down. I hope you still have your stuff together when you are 77. Had not worked with perl since 2003-2005. A long time ago in a place far away.

As a source of unlimited knowledge, I want to ask about access control. My origial program had owm access control stuff in it that intercepted a page request and checked login status before sending request on its way.

I looked on cpan and there were all sorts of access control modules. Can you make suggestions?

What I want is like the page identity I sent you to look at would have to go through access control and be blocked unless the user had logged in.

Don't want to reinvent the wheel

In reply to Re^8: send windowmessage from cgi back to form that called the cgi by tultalk
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