Hi.. I'm trying to do a mod of a linux package called webmin. You can find the source right on the web. I'm actually trying to add a module to this web administration package written in Perl w/CGI. It looks like there is a variable that states which is the current active module and build a page to administrate it. What I need to do is create a module with a single link to another site (basically the same computer but a different port). On this other port I already have another admin package written to control the Hardware raid on the box. Can someone please help me out or give me links that could give me an idea on how to do this. If possible could you be as thorough as you possibly can. I am new to Perl/CGI and i still need a lot of spoon-feeding. If you are not clear on certain things that i have said could you try to best understand what i am saying and explain how to resolve my issue regardless. Thanks

In reply to Adding a Module to WebMin (written in Perl/CGI)?!?!!?! by jcrain

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