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If they wanted to get all traditional on our asses they could demand 17 kanji symbols, and I don't know how you can code:

$x = "sck sck fe dolr";
$x =~ s/sc/suc/g; $x =~ s/fe/5/g; $x =~ s/l/lla/;
$x .= "luv u " . localtime();

in Kanji.

I don't know how to do it in Japanese, but you can certainly write Perl in Chinese. It should be possible to modify that module to permit compilation of the works of Basho...

What's involved in translating programs? Is there a process that can be followed to make the inevitable easier? Is there a group providing guidelines for this already? -- Do you work in program translation? Step up and do tell."

I have given a presentation in OSCon 2002 and a paper in ICOS 2002 that addressed these problems in the context of Perl-based web applications. The paper is also available in Chinese.

What's involved in translating programs? Is there a process that can be followed to make the inevitable easier? Is there a group providing guidelines for this already? -- Do you work in program translation? Step up and do tell."

I have given a presentation in OSCon 2002 and a paper in ICOS 2002 that addressed these problems in the context of Perl-based web applications. The paper is also available in Chinese.

What's involved in translating programs? Is there a process that can be followed to make the inevitable easier? Is there a group providing guidelines for this already? -- Do you work in program translation? Step up and do tell."

I have given a presentation in OSCon 2002 and a paper in ICOS 2002 that addressed these problems in the context of Perl-based web applications. The paper is also available in Chinese.

What's involved in translating programs? Is there a process that can be followed to make the inevitable easier? Is there a group providing guidelines for this already? -- Do you work in program translation? Step up and do tell."

I have given a presentation in OSCon 2002 and a paper in ICOS 2002 that addressed these problems in the context of Perl-based web applications. The paper is also available in Chinese.

What's involved in translating programs? Is there a process that can be followed to make the inevitable easier? Is there a group providing guidelines for this already? -- Do you work in program translation? Step up and do tell."

I have given a presentation in OSCon 2002 and a paper in ICOS 2002 that addressed these problems in the context of Perl-based web applications. The paper is also available in Chinese.

What's involved in translating programs? Is there a process that can be followed to make the inevitable easier? Is there a group providing guidelines for this already? -- Do you work in program translation? Step up and do tell."

I have given a presentation in OSCon 2002 and a paper in ICOS 2002 that addressed these problems in the context of Perl-based web applications. The paper is also available in Chinese.

I've been using and localizing sql-ledger for a while now, and it's definitely a very extensible and easy-to-use package.

However, please Do Not use it as a remote administration / accounting tool that serves over the internet. Its place is inside the firewall.

The reasons is that it doesn't have a session control-related audits. Any user that types in http://hostname/sql-ledger/ir.pl?login=admin&path= bin/mozilla could get into the syste under the name 'admin', given the attacker knows the username "admin" (not hard), and regardless of that account's permission. indeed the same scheme is workable on any other .pl program.

You can apply This patch to fix it, if you don't worry about shared proxies.

And yes, this patch has been sent to the author. His comment was more along the line of accountants are not script kiddies, so we don't need to worry too much. That is probably reasonable, too.