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Darrell Schulte (dschulte@facstaff.wisc.edu)
Fri, 12 Mar 1999 11:33:37 -0500 

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Date: Fri, 12 Mar 1999 11:33:37 -0500
From: Darrell Schulte <dschulte@facstaff.wisc.edu>
Subject: Re: mod_graph

At 11:28 AM -0600 3/12/99, Mitch Shields wrote:
+I have had luck with a construct like:
+
+$data1[4] = "$c5";
+
+when assigning values to an array. Dunno if you can make use of that info
+or not.

Excellent! I can and did make use of it. It worked. Thanks Mitch (and to
Bambi for my earlier question).

Darrell
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Ricker Muņoz wrote:
>
> [...]
> Hello !
>
> I have problem !!
>
> where can i find libraries for accessing from perl to msql database ..?
> I work with perl 4.0 for digital unix 3.2

You can have a look on CPAN (http://www.perl.com/CPAN/), there is
an Msql-Mysql module.
However, you will have to upgrade to perl 5.

>
> Thanks a lot=20
> 
> Ricker=20 

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The acl file takes all precedence over what you can and cannot do in the
database.  I believe that w3-msql, php, java have further acl in a way, but
the msql.acl file would override those.  If you want people to access your
database and make updates from the web, the acl file would have to be
similar to the following:

database=registration
read=tyuhas, nobody
write=tyuhas, nobody
host=*
access=local, remote

Remember to refresh the acl list so that your changes take effect
(msqladmin -restart).

Good Luck,

Bryan Hahn

At 12:08 PM 3/12/99 -0500, Terrill Yuhas wrote:
>I must be missing the concept here but I put together an acl file similar
>to the sample that only allowed a few to read/write a database.  Where
>things are going wrong is that it's affecting w3-msql access which I
>thought was controlled solely through w3-auth.  There didn't seem to be
>any implied overlap in the docs.
>
>Basically what I want to do is to have a database (a registration
>database) where people can register on-line and access their record later.
>I only want command-line access to a few users on the local system.
>
>My acl file contains:
>
>database=registration
>read=tyuhas
>write=tyuhas
>host=*.arizona.edu
>access=local
>
>
>I admit I'm a bit lost at the meaning of the "host" and "access"
>directives which may be causing me some grief but the above won't let me
>access the database using w3-msql.  This would make sense if w3-msql were
>subjected to the acl statements since my daemon runs as msql but the
>manual seemed to give me the impression that the w3-msql doesn't fall
>under acl control.
>
>Terrill
>
>