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    1. Free Support
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    Free Support

    We are arranging to have free support based on volunteers and support from TCU. Come back here to see more about free support we will be giving for non-profit software.

    Free Documentation

    1. Mark Nielsen's projects, documentation, programs he works on unofficially. You might also want to check out his articles and his resume.
    2. News, Linux information, and other links
    3. javascript

    Free Scripts and programs

    1. TCU is creating a PostgreSQL database interface using Object Oriented Perl and Apache. It is called MAPPI for Mark's Apache Perl PostgreSQL Interface. Hold down your left shift key and click on this link to get Mark's Perl scripts for a postgres interface through the web. Install it at /usr/local/Mark and also set a script alias in apache in the srm.conf file like this

      2. ScriptAlias /MarksFrames /usr/local/Mark/frames
      and access this with
      http://Your.WebServer.address/MarksFrames/Start
      This in its alpha stage and is not meant for the weary. Little or no documentation so far.

    Copyrighted by The Computer Underground, Inc, 2001.

    These webpages are powered by Bluefish Linux, Perl, Php, PostgreSQL, and Apache. All of the webpages are driven by server side includes, CGI.pm, DBI.pm, Pg.pm, or other scripting resources. The need for GUI editors seems trivial when using ssi. SSI is much easier to use for a real webmaster. Notice how the server side include puts the correct time stamp of any file inside the webpage. Other web servers don't use ssi correctly. A ssi which includes a command or other ssi should have the content executed AFTER it is included -- a lot of other broken web servers don't do this, they execute code before the content is included (which would give you the timestamp of the included file and not the current file for the timestamp below). This is one of the many reasons why Apache is the most popular webserver used by the experts. 

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