At 11:11 AM -0700 4/13/01, John Townsend wrote:
>Please forgive me is this question has been asked a dozen times before.
>
>Soon I will begin testing desktop publishing apps with OS X. Can
>anyone tell to what extent Perl (MacPerl or otherwise) will be
>supported under OS X?
macosx% perl -v
Th
ble (which is an RFC
standard), any MIME aware mail client can decode the attachments and
will do the right thing in choosing a viewer by using the MIME type.
Using BinHex screws this process up.
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At 8:17 AM -0500 2/16/01, Chris Nandor wrote:
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>At 07:45 -0500 02.16.2001, Paul Schinder wrote:
>>At 12:38 + 02.16.2001, Alan Fry wrote:
>>>My own feeling is I _would_ like to see it removed. Unencoded
>>>scripts, documents with long lines and/or high-ascii
cessarily reading mail under Mac OS.
(That said, I don't see any reason to filter out BinHex, but it
shouldn't be used for mailing lists.)
>
>Alan Fry
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eference to it being brought to the
>Macintosh.
>
>Anyone have any pointers here?
>
>Thanks!
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ut from my config files and Internet
>settings, but that produced NO results and the script doesn't even die with
>an error!
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>NOR does it work if I leave off qw(smtp) from the use statement and simply
>do
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> my $smtp = new Mail::Mailer 'smtp', 'Server' => 'mail.magpage.com';
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>(again no die, no error)
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>Why no error? that makes NO sense to me.. it should at least report the
>error or die or SOMETHING other than a no-op. :)
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>From what the docs indicate, it should 'fall-through' mail and sendmail and
>wind up at smtp automatically if no forced $type is given. and if it reaches
>(i.e. falls-through to) 'test' and there's no /bin/echo why
>shouldn't/couldn't/doesn't it simply print to STDOUT ?
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>Confused,
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;print `pwd`" in the script and see where it thinks it is.
The : at the beginning of the path is correct, though. Leaving it off is not.
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ion. The folling works ok, but doe not put it into the
>seperat directory.
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>$ofile=time();
>open (OUT, ">>$ofile") || die "SERVER ERROR!";
One of your volumes is named "tchorders"? If you're trying to put
files into a folder named "
at's
>>just me ;)
>
>Actually, according to the old versioning system, 5.6.1 is 5.006_01 (?
>not sure about the last digits) not 5.610 .
This is perl 5.6.1-TRIAL2:
linux% perl -Ilib
print $],"\n";
5.006001
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rn
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>Benji Durden wrote:
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>> I use
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>> tell application "Finder"
>> mount volume "afp://user:password@server/folder/folder/etc"
>> end tell
>>
>> bd
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5.6.0 since it came out on three different
Unix flavors with no problems.
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>Thanks,
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ve and reading
them directly one by one. A recent Archive::Tar can do the
extraction without reading everything into memory first, or you can
use something like Stuffit Expander.
>JD
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