This should be Simple!
Just Put the Variables specific to te Webhost into an
external File.
For sure in PHP it would be Simple duno how it is in Perl
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Putting variables in a file is fairly simple in Perl too. But that's not enogh
because every web-mail site has its own structure. A goodd example is e-
post (www.epost.de). They use a JavaScript crypto library instead of a
simple session ID.
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This should be Simple!
Just Put the Variables specific to te Webhost into an
external File.
For sure in PHP it would be Simple duno how it is in Perl
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Putting variables in a file is fairly simple in Perl too. But that's not enogh
because every web-mail site has its own structure. A goodd example is e-
post (www.epost.de). They use a JavaScript crypto library instead of a
simple session ID.