Barry Treahy, Jr. wrote:
I'm against the wall and would be grateful for any help as I've got to hop a plan at 6am tomorrow AM, and I can't get my site back up. Saturday, I blew a power supply in my Dell PowerEdge1300 and as it would have it, its a long holiday this weekend and Dell doesn't use a standard ATX pinout. After wasting hours to find out that was a dead end, I pulled the drives from the system and placed them into a newer system but Linux wouldn't run, too old of Linux for the HW. That has been resolved with RH 7.1, I have Caudium running, mySQL, Perl 5.8.7 loaded with the kitchen sink, and IC put into place (4.8.6). IC starts up and I can access all of my GDBM and mySQL tables from within the admin page, and all of my pages that reference these tables out side of the '[perl]' tags work just find, but any page that uses:[perl tables=xxx,yyy,zzz] Die with the error Tables XXX not found in databases. I could really use an idea, any idea about now...
I should have probably included in this in the original post, sorry:Perl Version <http://ebiz.midwest-microwave.com/cgi-bin/mmb2c/admin/genconfig?mv_session_id=ugiogUys&mv_pc=4&more_perl=1> Perl 5.8.7 (called with: /usr/bin/perl)
Optional Module Information Digest::MD5 found (v2.33). LWP::Simple found (v1.41). MIME::Base64 found (v3.05). SQL::Statement found (v1.14). Safe::Hole found (v0.10). Storable found (v2.13). Tie::Watch found (v1.2). URI::URL found (v5.03). Safe operations untrapped ftfile sort rand Database Information Database Interfaces GDBM available (v1.07) No Berkeley DB_File. DBI enabled (v1.48), available drivers: DBM ExampleP File Proxy Sponge mysql -- Barry Treahy, Jr E-mail: suppressed Midwest Microwave, Inc. Phone: 480/314-1320 Vice President/CIO FAX: 480/661-7028... but it's a DRY HEAT!
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