I've come up with some peculiar questions about OSX file systems:
* How can I get the file length and size on disk for a file's Data
and Resource forks?
* How can I get the Kind information (as reported by File Buddy,
Get Info, and Super Get Info)?
* How can I get the
At 17:43 +0100 2/4/03, Gian Luca Gaiba wrote:
I tried POP3::Client
but it seems that have no methods
to fetch and retrieve attachments...
Someone uses other one
with best performances
or with the methods for attachments?
Maybe you should have a look at Mail::Box. It also has POP3
Trying to install DBD::Pg 1.21 on Pg 7.3 w/SSL. However when I get to make
test, my process fails. I've tried other suggestions of setenv
POSTGRES_LIB=/usr/local/pgsql/lib -lssl but still no success.
Unfortunately, unloading Pg is not an option. Any suggestions?
Below is my ENV settings and
On Wednesday, February 5, 2003, at 03:13 PM, Vic Norton wrote:
For simple stuff consider Net::POP3 from the libnet-1.12 package. This
is probably already installed in your system.
Maybe not - it's a standard module with 5.8.0, but remember, OS X ships
with 5.6.0, and for that version libnet
Rich Morin wrote:
Peculiarly, although stat works on the data and resource forks,
it seems to give the file's total number of blocks, when asked
about the forks:
Size
Data fork 18884 (20.0 KB)
Resource fork 0 (20.0 KB)
Total 18884 (20.0 KB)
I know very
At 4:40 PM -0600 2/5/03, pkeidesis wrote:
I know very little about it from the Unix point of view, but from
the Mac point of view -- not all files have resource forks worth a
tinker's damn. If rsrc is zero, well, then it is zero. pure ascii
files are like that.
otoh, things like icons are mostly
I just did a Google search, trying to find descriptions of the
individual Mac OS attributes. No luck. Can anyone suggest a
reference?
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On Wed, Feb 05, 2003 at 06:03:32PM -0700, Nathan Torkington wrote:
Please download and test the perl 5.8.0 distribution available from:
http://nathan.torkington.com/tmp/perl5.8.0gnat1.dmg
Done, and much appreciated. (The machine on which I have
just installed your dmg was giving all sorts of
I just did another search, trying to find a Perlish way to get the BSD
file attributes. No luck (and I hate having to use ls -lo).
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In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Nathan Torkington) wrote:
Please download and test the perl 5.8.0 distribution available from:
http://nathan.torkington.com/tmp/perl5.8.0gnat1.dmg
It installs Perl, Berkeley DB 4.1.25, DB_File 1.42 and Time::HiRes
1.42 into
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ask Bjoern Hansen) wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Brad Hughes) writes:
Semi-off topic... What IRC client are people here using, and which
IRC servers do perl folk inhabit?
sirc - http://www.iagora.com/~espel/sirc/sirc.html
(and
In article p05200f3cba67470bba32@[192.168.254.205],
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Rich Morin) wrote:
Actually, it may well be a moot point. Not that many files are
sparse, so the number of bytes is a reasonable indication of the
number of blocks. It's just that I'd rather have the individual
block
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