Hi, I'm trying to implement a redirect_program in perl. Its a fairly simple program. I'm trying to find a spot when a user is accessing a directory or site, and if they aren't in the "already showed file", generate a 302 to a page of my choice. For the URL, I'm checking for just /\/$/ , but have run into some pages that use "/" to pass info to a banner ad site so it gets lost. Is there a better check I should be using? Maybe more along the lines of /[com|net|org|edu]\// perhaps? The next is that when the process writes it to an NDBM file, its not flushed or sync'd or something. So I'm using DB_File . It has sync, and it seems to work well within the process, but if I run an outside program to delete the entry so the user sees the row again, even if I sync, it seems the perl doesn't see it. Has anyone gotten around this? (Short of moving to MySQL) Thanks, Tuc
