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Uh, oh, the 2100 bug. From Nicholas on 2 Jan '00 replying to Re: the Perl 19100 output error posted by Jim >>($sec,$min,$hour,$mday,$mon,$year,$wday,$yday) = localtime(time); > >Try adding this directly after the line above (in both the logger >and admin scripts): > >$year -= 100; Thanks, it appears that deals with my first goof; I was trying to pre-define the register's value rather than modify and re-write it. >Also, wherever this appears: > >19$terms > >... change it to: > >20$terms > >I don't use it any more so I haven't tested it, but I think that'll >do the trick. How about just converting 19$terms to 2000 in the admin script? The 2001 bug? Talk about job security! **************************** xav.com has a new search script out, claiming faster, kewler, etc. Supposed to be fast for up to 10mb of text.

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>>>($sec,$min,$hour,$mday,$mon,$year,$wday,$yday) = localtime(time); >> >>Try adding this directly after the line above (in both the logger >>and admin scripts): >> >>$year -= 100; > >Thanks, it appears that deals with my first goof; >I was trying to pre-define the register's value rather >than modify and re-write it. > >>Also, wherever this appears: >> >>19$terms >> >>... change it to: >> >>20$terms >> >>I don't use it any more so I haven't tested it, but I think that'll >>do the trick. > >How about just converting 19$terms to 2000 in the admin script? >The 2001 bug? Talk about job security! > >**************************** > >xav.com has a new search script out, claiming faster, kewler, >etc. Supposed to be fast for up to 10mb of text.