i found it by chance by com­ing to your web­site. you should try to reg­is­ter it at hotscripts or cgi-resources. thanks for the very use­ful script

It's done. Reg­is­tered at both the web­sites you men­tion. Thanks..

Hi, this is a very good script. I have run it with Linux, BSD and Win­dows, it works well with Linux but not BSD and Win­dows. For BSD, the plat­form isn't shown. So as the CPU and mem­ory information.

Thanks for this cool script. I think one fea­ture that you do not men­tion is that the HTML code is very con­ve­niently put at the end of the script so it is very cus­tomiz­able with­out the fear of screw­ing up the code. Very good coding!

May be you should men­tion that as a "feature".

Keep it up.

where can i find the code for this utility?

Tony, when you click on the link on this arti­cle, it takes you to what the out­put of Perldig­ger can look like. There is also a link there to "Get Perl code here".

Any­way, the direct link is here:
http://sniptools.com/code/perldigger.txt

The fol­low­ing code fixes the prob­lem of the miss­ing col­umn of Perl mod­ules in ver­sion 0.2.1.
Set $mod­Col­Count at the start to the num­ber of columns you want to dis­play. Then set the table's colspan=$modColCount and you are good to go.

$col­Length = $modcount/$modColCount;
for ($i=0; $i";

sub dis­play­Mod­Col {
($col­Num, $col­Length, @modList) = @_;

my ($i, $start­Col, $end­Col);
$start­Col = $col­Num * $col­Length;
$end­Col = $col­Num * $col­Length + $colLength;

print "";

for ($i=$startCol; $i$modList[$i]

~;
}
print "";
}

I'm try­ing to install your pearl script, but get errors. So far I've man­aged to clean up some, but the script fails at line 358 as described below:

syn­tax error at line 358, near "&"
syn­tax error at 358, near "@INC)"
syn­tax error at 363, near "&gt"

Help! Thanks!

Robert Byrne, where does your code get stuck in?

The code is Perl CGI. Cant you "stick" it in any place where your CGIs usu­ally go?

Try­ing it on my hosts FreeBSD server — it sits there for around 10 min­utes, and then just returns an empty page with basic html head­ers in the source:

Any way I can get round this as I really need some of the info it gives. Thanks!