On Sat, 08 Mar 2003 22:28:09 -0500, Scott R. Godin wrote:
Hi Scott
I've written a very nice module-reporting script that helps me to
stay on
top of installed modules and easily see when they require updates
from CPAN
for bugfixes.
http://www.webdragon.net/mr/
Great program!
I made a small
Varanasi wrote:
I have switched webhosts. I cannot get DBI and DBD working correctly from
a local directory on that host. (Readyhosting does not have installed --
and will not install -- DBI or DBD:ODBC.)
I suspect the difficulty stems from the fact that I cannot install
directly on the
What would I need to get Firebird working with Perl 5.8 on Windows?
Bob
I believe all you have to do is put the DBI.pm and ODBC.pm in your @INC
variable somewhere and then you can call and use them as if they were
already installed. So upload them to a direcotory somewhere on your new
webhosting company and then add :
push(@inc,
On 23 Mar 2003 15:52:38 - Varanasi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Varanasi wrote:
I have switched webhosts. I cannot get DBI and DBD working correctly from
a local directory on that host. (Readyhosting does not have installed --
and will not install -- DBI or DBD:ODBC.)
I suspect
Personally, I use a password server daemon that supplies
passwords to authenticated users, encrypted with RC4 as they
traverse the network.
That way I only need keep the passwords in one file. No passwords
on the command line, which is handy for automated stuff.
Since it is written in Perl (
What am I missing in the customer_functions.pm file's functions in order to
return true back to the main program? It is erroring on the use and
require stating that customer_functions.pm doesn't return a true value..
Also, which style is better use customer_functions; or require
Colette Lamm wrote:
What am I missing in the customer_functions.pm file's functions in order to
return true back to the main program? It is erroring on the use and
require stating that customer_functions.pm doesn't return a true value..
Also, which style is better use customer_functions; or
I have a Perl cron job that reads emails off a pop server once a minute
and stores them in a MySQL database on a remote machine. I logged onto
the MySQL server today and performed a select * from messages where
received 2003032200; Zero records were returned.
I did some more
