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From: Chung, Allen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
You wrote, I would double check both of these...
1) I double check the Security settings on both CGI-BIN directory and
parent directories. The IUSR_V2001 Built-in account for anonymous
access to IIS has been set as
Just incase you don't know, and incase anyone else on the list wants to know, with VI,
it is easy to remove those control characters.
:g/ctrl V ctrl M/s///g
The control V and control M will set up the ^M control to the :g which is the global
replace command. :)
Jason Fay
On a
I am starting to use perlez and perlcom. But I have problems...
When I use perlez, I make a simple program but on the linefollowing:
mhPerl = PerlEzCreate("c:\perl\bin\perl.exe", "")
mhPerl=0 always, and the interpreter is not created, so the program can´t be executed.
and when I use perlcom ...
Rajib,
I think your mistake is that you don't use an array for the directory
results. Here a piece of code I'm using to do something similar, I changed
it a little bit to better point out the parts you need, so there is maybe a
typo here and there, I'm sure you will figure it out and should be a
Folks,
Ive got code working on 5.6.1 on Linux that doesnt on ActivePerl build
631 on win2000
My best guess (WAG at this point) is some interference between IO::Select,
which is the core of a messaging hub, and STDIN, which Im trying to use
to annotate
the message logs as theyre written.
Hello everyone,
I am very new to Perl and to computer programming in general, but
have been amazed at all the cool stuff that it can do. Recently I've been
working on a program to run loops of S-plus scripts. I can get the program
to run 1 s-plus batch script but when it attempts to
At 11:50 AM 4/25/02 -0700, you wrote:
Hello everyone,
I am very new to Perl and to computer programming in general, but
have been amazed at all the cool stuff that it can do.
Perl is the most powerful and far-reaching computer language ever
devised by the mind of man.
Recently I've been
I can't speak with authority since (a) I haven't tried it and (b) I've
never used select that way before. Still, it bothers me that you do all
those fdopen() calls to the same typeglob. Can't you apply singleton to
your STDIN IO::Handle so that you aren't getting duplicates? I would start
