dtSearch indexing in AS Perl

2001-07-03 Thread pr1
Has anyone ever using AS Perl to build an index for dtSearch? I need to index the contents of 4D databases located on a network, which are accessible via ODBC, without creating intermediate text files. David Thede, from the dtSearch Tech Support Department, told me that I needed to implement

RE: Using PerlScript within a VBScript ASP page

2001-07-03 Thread Arthur Cohen
: : My situation is as follows. I'm trying to write some ASP pages in : : PerlScript, : : but for reasons beyond my control, I cannot set the default : language to : : PerlScript. It is set to VBScript. : Check the ASP documentation. If you put %@ LANGUAGE=PERLSCRIPT % at

PWS HTTP 500 Errors

2001-07-03 Thread Andrew Tolley
Hi, Ok, im new to this list but having looked through the archives I wasnt able to find an answer to my problem. I am running Personal Web Server on windows 98 with Active Perl build 626. After installing and associating the .pl extension in the registry I am getting http 500 errors with

RE: PWS HTTP 500 Errors

2001-07-03 Thread Richard Z. Ward
Andrew, Doesn't matter what is in the first line of the perl script. Only Apache web server running on Windows or a unix box looks at the first line. This is what I have in my registry for the association of .pl files to the perl interpretor: d:\perl\bin\perl.exe %s %s You must have %s %s and

Re: sleeping scripts

2001-07-03 Thread tziemniak
You can implement this via the sleep command. But being in a similar situation, I opted to buy a scheduling program (as I anticipated the need to implement more scheduled tasks). Most schedulers can provide much more granual scheduling than AT (as well as logging and failure notification). I

Re: complaints during Net::FTP run

2001-07-03 Thread x-dns
Hello Paul, Tuesday, July 03, 2001, 7:49:01 PM, you wrote: PC On occasional runs, still getting the following multiple line alerts to PC STDERR when running the script: PC --- PC --- PC I think it's network-related. There is a problem with the ftp connection. If PC I wait a few minutes and run,

Re: complaints during Net::FTP run

2001-07-03 Thread brownlee
I don't think this is network related. I would pay attention to the uninitialized value problem. It comes up everytime you are try to compose file names to open file handles with bad data. You end up not opening the file and then either bombing out or trying to write to a file you don't

Enumerating NT domains

2001-07-03 Thread Shea, Linchi
Title: complaints during Net::FTP run Just want to try my luck on this list. I know how to enumerate machines in a given domain. But I'm drawing a blank on how to enumerate all the accessible NT domains, i.e. the list you may get via desktop 'Network Places', or what you might get via NET

Error while using Threads ON WIN NT..

2001-07-03 Thread gopal
Hi, I want to use thread in perl on windows NT. My code is not working.. If anybody knows about this let me know.. use Thread; $thr = new Thread \sub1,A,B; sub sub1 { my @inparameter = @_; print @inpparameter \n; } IF i run this code ..It gives me error below.. ERROR : This perl was

Re: Error while using Threads ON WIN NT..

2001-07-03 Thread Jenda Krynicky
I want to use thread in perl on windows NT. My code is not working.. If anybody knows about this let me know.. use Thread; $thr = new Thread \sub1,A,B; sub sub1 { my @inparameter = @_; print @inpparameter \n; } IF i run this code ..It gives me error below.. ERROR : This perl

Re: NTFS Permissions

2001-07-03 Thread Douglas Fraser
(1) Read permissions from files in a directory (2) Change permissions in given files See Win32::FileSecurity this allows you to set/get ACLs on files and folders What are the DOS commands for NTFS file permissions? CALS -- Dougie ___

RE: Just Starting

2001-07-03 Thread Bobby Long
Thanks to all for the help! O'Reilly seems to be the way to go...so I'll get started. I'm sure I'll have plenty of questions. Thanks again. Bobby -Original Message- From: Jenda Krynicky [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001 10:03 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject:

Error

2001-07-03 Thread William J. 'Bill' Willyerd
Hey, I just reinstalled Perl on an NT4.0 machine. When I attempted to install package DBI this error came back. not well-formed at line 1, column 17, byte 17 at D:/Perl/site/lib/SOAP/Parser.pm line 73 What is it and how can I fix it? Bill Willyerd DSHS/DCS Sems Database Group

back ticks in NT vs win2k?

2001-07-03 Thread Antonio Lonardo
Hello all, If this is a case of RTFB, then I apologize, but I haven't been able to find it. My problem comes when trying to use some code that I wrote in ActivePerl 5.6.1.626 on NT on a win2k system. Backticks by themselves seem to work, but not when involved with quotes. i.e. `md foo`;

please help me.. about DBI::ADO

2001-07-03 Thread Martin Dominguez
I have instaled active perl several times with out any troubles.. But now i'm traing to install active perl whit troubles to connect to a Database SQLServer whith a ADO conection i have a next script asp perl use integer; use DBI; use Fcntl ':flock'; use IO::File; my

Re: Re: driver for connecting to an MS Access DB?

2001-07-03 Thread David Billingham
Hi I have had horrendous problems with DBD::ODBC and Perl 5.6 in multi user situations - there seems to be a memory leak and my NT server soon goes belly up for lack of virtual memory. I'm now moving to WIN32::OLE and ADO. HTH David Billingham - Original Message - From: Mark