Hi,
Thanks for reading my email.
A good email subscription list for a new website is my
objective...
If you all would have helpful comments as to a good
email subscription script to purchase or a good
(free)script that may need some modifications or may
not I am most thankful..
Does anyone know of any modules for perl that can perform the types of
calculations of a financial calculator? Also, I know about Finance::Quote,
but is there a perl module that can get historical data, such as earnings
per share over the last 5-10 years, assets and liabilities, and that sort
of
I've been trying to unsubscribe over the web, as documented.
It fails due to incorrect password.
Yet, when I ask the password to be sent, it IS the password I have been entering
So what to do ?
I am using the web unsubscribe. I've also tried the listserver command form via plain
text
Failed to execute script 'cgibin/count.cgi': Win32 Error Code = 5 is the
error I get when trying to execute my activestate perl script from a web
page. I've got the IUSR_computer name account set to read permissions on
the website, cgibin directories and file. This is NT running IIS 4.0.
I've
The error message doesn't look like it was generated by perl itself. NET
HELPMSG 5 reports Access Denied so this is probably permissions-related.
Don't forget you also need to allow IUSR_machinename read access to your
perl executable and modules. If you still receive this error, consider
hi,
i'm seeing if it's working :)
Shelly
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On Thu, 27 Dec 2001, Wagner-David wrote:
use Time::Local
my $MyTime = timelocal($seconds,$minutes,$hours,$day,$month-1,$year-1900);
$month needs to be 0 thru 11 so must subtract 1. $year is in range of 0 to
101,102,...
Wags ;)
-Original Message-
From: Mauricio Lairet P.
Carl Jolley wrote:
Actually I believe that the correct function to use is timegm if one
really wants an epoch-relative time. The epoch began at midnight, GMT
on Jan 1, 1970. If you use timelocal like:
use Time::Local;
my $MyTime= timelocal(0,0,0,1,0,70); # midnight Jan 1, 1970
You
- Original Message -
From: Bob Hoffmaster [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 28, 2001 9:21 AM
Subject: Perl for Data Acquisition...
I need to implement a simple Perl data acquisition application. Any
suggestions or recomendations for some already existing
