> >>What exactly does this error message mean?
>>>
>>># No such signal: SIGPIPE.
>>>File 'Wild Colonials:Applications:MacPerl
>>>(5.20r4):site_perl:Net:Cmd.pm'; Line
>>>169
>>
>>It means exactly what it says. There's no such signal SIGPIPE (a Unix
>>thing) in Mac OS, and Net::Cmd attempts to set $SIG{PIPE}. You can
>>either ignore the warning or comment out the $SIG{PIPE} assignment
>
>
>New question, Will it still work? See I have a loop (something like
>for 0..353 )
>and this error only starts up about halfway/thirdway through the
>loop, the first
>many times go fine.
If it doesn't work, this isn't the reason. The intent of the
assignment is to make Net::FTP ignore SIGPIPE. Since Mac OS doesn't
have pipes, there's no way this should affect anything. The fact
that you don't see the warning (it's *not* an error, just a warning)
immediately might just mean that output to the console window is
buffered.
>
>My script is for reading through a flat database to create html and
>FTPing them
>to my website via Net::FTP. I suppose now'd be a good time to show the code,
>beware email linewraps; feel free to comment on other style/corrections
>
>~wren
>
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