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Virtualave.net & LWP module
Virtualave.net & LWP module

Have anobody found a solution for this problem?
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... or is there any other module that could substitute LWP?

I am trying to use 'altavista.cgi' on Virtualave.net "unlucky" servers.

Thank you in advance.
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Maybe this will help
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/...um8/HTML/000767.html
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I had reply in that forum, and I still can't get LWP working Frown

Virtualave.net Administration will (may be) install this module if he/she will receive too many requests for this module.
Please, if you're on Virtualave.net (or even if you are not), write to Virtualave.net Administration with request to install LWP module. Many people suffer without it Smile Please help.
Contact Virtualave.net at:
1. http://www.virtualave.net/contact.html
2. support@virtualave.net

Thank you!
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Did anybody send them a message?
Here's what I sent them:

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Dear Support Team,

I am running a free CGI support on www.cellwarp.com site, which is hosted by VirtualAve. Right now I am developing a new script that requires LWP module to be installed with Perl 5. As far as I know LWP module comes with Perl 5, but VirtualAve servers either don't have it installed or it's not configured properly.

Also, I would like to bring to your attention that many other people have the same problem with LWP module on VirtualAve servers.

LWP and other Perl modules are always available for free from CPAN at:
http://www.perl.com/CPAN/modules/index.html

Please let me know when you are planing to correct this problem.


Sincerely,

Pavel Golovko

If you're on VirtualAve servers, please make your input to make your site better, and send them your message too.

If they don't fix the problem, I'm gonna move out! Smile
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I'll request that too..... with my friends on my side Smile

i'm still working on my link20..can't make it run yet at virtualave.. no error but no errors weird!
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Hey, I had Links 2.0 (without any major modifications) running on VirtualAve servers without any problems. It's very nice program, but from what I see on your site -- you've done something wrong Smile
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Here's what I just got back from VirtualAve support:

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Hello there,

The following is a list of the modules that are and aren't installed on the Virtual Ave servers:

CGI = yes
LWP = no
URI = no
HTTP = no
Fcntl = yes
Thank you for contacting our customer service group. Please let us know if there is anything we can do to help you in the future.

Edna

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------- Original Message --------
>From: pgolovko@mail.com
>To: info@virtualave.net
>Subject: Perl Modules on VirtualAve.net servers
>Date: 10/12/99 00:33:50
>
>
>_Date: Tue Oct 12 00:20:36 PDT 1999
>_Domain: cellwarp.com
>_E-mail: pgolovko@mail.com
>_IP: 63.23.49.26
>
>Message:
>Dear Support Team,
>
>I am running a free CGI support on www.cellwarp.com site, which is hosted by VirtualAve. Right now I am developing a new script that requires LWP module to be installed with Perl 5. As far as I know LWP module comes with Perl 5, but VirtualAve servers either don't have it installed or it's not configured properly.
>
>Also, I would like to bring to your attention that many other people have the same problem with LWP module on VirtualAve servers.
>
>LWP and other Perl modules are always available for free from CPAN at:
>http://www.perl.com/CPAN/modules/index.html
>
>Please let me know when you are planing to correct this problem.
>
>
>Sincerely,
>
>Pavel Golovko
>
>
>

Hey, they didn't even answer my question!