At 1:01 AM -0400 4/16/02, Chris Devers wrote:
On Mon, 15 Apr 2002, Puneet Kishor wrote:
sorry guys, maybe I'll lurk, maybe I'll leave, maybe I'll go back to my
No no no, please don't leave.
Please accept my deep sincere apologies for what I wrote.
Chris Devers
May I say that:
1. Chris'
On 4/16/02 1:01 AM, Chris Devers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would feel awful if my rudeness made you or anyone else drop off the
list. Please accept my deep sincere apologies for what I wrote.
You guys are starting to remind me of the '97 Usenet flamewars...
To add Perl back to this -
On 16/4/02 at 07:52, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bill -Sx- Jones) wrote:
To add Perl back to this - here:
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Which Mailsmith 1.5.1 is telling me is corrupted and/or archived incorrectly.
Any chance of a repost?
Regards,
Phil.
Any list, newsgroup or human conversation will veer off course possibly
towards absurdity. This is the nature of thought exchange. I lurk much
of the time and gleen as much as I can from everything I read here.
Seeing Randal hoping for readable code was... wonderful.
That may not be Perl OS
On Tuesday, April 16, 2002, at 01:47 AM, Bruce Van Allen wrote:
2. Chris has promptly and forthrightly apologized; any further
discussion that does not acknowledge this would seem inappropriate.
I do acknowledge, it is very kind of you Chris. I commend that. I have
also commended you on
=pod
Any chance of a repost?
Sure - it was small - it may need to be
fixed because of mailing reformatting it;
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=cut
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
require 5.004;
use strict;
use diagnostics;
my $mailAdmin = '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'; # Send Reports to?
my $mailProject = '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'; #
On Tue, 16 Apr 2002, Puneet Kishor wrote:
On Tuesday, April 16, 2002, at 01:47 AM, Bruce Van Allen wrote:
2. Chris has promptly and forthrightly apologized; any further
discussion that does not acknowledge this would seem inappropriate.
I do acknowledge, it is very kind of you Chris. I
Geez, What a contrast of views. I was just thinking how very cool it was to
see such a wonderful exchange on this list when I see this:
this list is becoming nearly useless if os x is supposed
to be its focus. snip
Funny thing is, this list was started as a result of similar negative
I agree with Bill. I mean, I'm new to the list, but consider myself a
fairly seasoned Perl programmer on a number of platforms.
I think most people will agree that Perl is a really cool language, but
also a potentially dangerous one. It lends itself quite easily to what
is generally
in the hope of making a new beginning...
I finally got mod_perl/Apache working per Randal's instruction.
A few wrinkles have appeared since...
1. DBI (specifically DBD::mysql) has stopped working now. No error, nothing.
Just nothing. Having read that things need to be compiled against each
volks,
let's step back and look and the common ground between
two reasonably diverse groups -
The sterotypical MacHead comes to the party with a
'user friendly, programmer hard' Graphical User Interfaced
approach to products
{
On 16/4/02 at 10:18, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bill -Sx- Jones) wrote:
=pod
Any chance of a repost?
Sure - it was small - it may need to be
fixed because of mailing reformatting it;
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
[...]
Many thanks,
Regards,
Phil.
1;
that other-list polluting bastard
Well, seeing that my name has been dragged in to the mud by that
macintosh-know-nothing Devers, I might as well chip in with my 2
units of $currency
two audiences:
[a] seasoned hackers that just see OSX as another platform to adapt
[b] people exposed to
While this is likely a duplicate post, I thought I would resurrect it for
discussion -
# I am on a G4 laptop, so prepare mounting points...
hdiutil eject disk1
hdiutil eject disk2
# Make a place to backup to...
hdiutil create -megabytes 700 backupImage.dmg
hdid -nomount backupImage.dmg
sudo
has anyone gotten this module to install? i am getting the following
errors:
t/clientUse of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) at
t/lib.pl line 30.
Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) at t/lib.pl line 31.
Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) at t/lib.pl
On Wednesday, April 17, 2002, at 02:56 AM, PK Eidesis wrote:
in the hope of making a new beginning...
I finally got mod_perl/Apache working per Randal's instruction.
A few wrinkles have appeared since...
1. DBI (specifically DBD::mysql) has stopped working now. No
error, nothing.
Just
I used RPC::PlServer last year, and it worked just fine. That was the
0.2015 version.
I just tried running it again, and even with Perl 5.6.1 (re-making it
because of 5.6.1), it tested out just fine.
I don't know about the current version...
I've never tried this... but just curious... what on God's earth are you
doing to try distributing computing using Perl? I assume that is what
you are using RPC for.
This Use of uninitialized error sounds like under the t subdirectory
of your source code directory, it is using something
I can't speak for hcir, but I did want to comment about RPC::PlServer and
doing distributing computing using Perl. While speed is clearly not
Perl's forte, it certainly isn't so bad as to be unusable. Before Apache,
there were several Perl-based web servers, and they had the advantage
that
From the OSX admin mailing list, a little bit of code I wrote...
Andrew == Andrew Shugg [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Andrew If you grok Perl you could use h2xs(1) against the .h files references
Andrew in statfs(2) and then write your wrapper in Perl rather than C. (There
Andrew are so many
And there I was thinking how lucky we were on OSX to have gotten away
for the most part from the kind of radical posing and entrenchement
that other perl mailing lists have. In bygone time this kind of
posting would have had "NETTIQUETTE" somewhere in it's subject line.
In short this list is
If you find the docs heavy going you can go here:
http://www.linuxnewbie.org/nhf/intel/network/cpan.html
the article walks you through the installation from the command line
HTH
Robin
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