Search Google for Pstools, they have a utility for that local and remote
processes and the ability to kill them from the command line.
On Thu, 27 Feb 2003 07:18:54 +0200, Mundell, R. \(Ronald\) wrote
> Good Day All
>
> I am wondering what utility can one use to determine what is running
> under
Title: What is running on Windows
Good Day All
I am wondering what utility can one use to determine what is running under windows like the ps utility under UNIX
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>From the Dumpvalue pm
# Check for reused addresses
if (ref $v) {
my $val = $v;
{ no strict 'refs';
$val = &{'overload::StrVal'}($v)
if defined %overload:: and defined &{'overload::StrVal'};
}
($address) = $val =~ /(0x[0-9a-f]+)\)$/ ;
if (!$self->{dum
Martin Moss wrote:
All,
When I dump a hash structure using 'x' on the perl debugger it looks like
this:-
0 HASH(0x8658db4)
'_load' => HASH(0x8ad6b00)
'PROCESSING' => 1
'STRUC' => HASH(0x8b56f94)
-> REUSED_ADDRESS
I am curious as to what REUSED_ADDRESS me
All,
When I dump a hash structure using 'x' on the perl debugger it looks like
this:-
0 HASH(0x8658db4)
'_load' => HASH(0x8ad6b00)
'PROCESSING' => 1
'STRUC' => HASH(0x8b56f94)
-> REUSED_ADDRESS
I am curious as to what REUSED_ADDRESS means? I am concerne
Jim Lane wrote:
Hi, All
i have a little Perl script that is, among other things, checking the
status of ports on remote machines. with TCP ports it seems to work
fine. however, when i try the same thing on UDP ports it seems to always
work all the time on all servers, even when the port is down. t
Sorry, I didn't look at my code closely enough. Here's
the solution that should work for you (i was using a
proxy server to send the request).
sub httpRequest {
my $get_url = shift;
my $ua = LWP::UserAgent->new(timeout => 5);
$ua->agent("Some User Agent"); #not necessary
use LWP::UserAgent
use HTTP::Request
$proxy = $url; #or just replace $proxy with $url.
my $response = &httpRequest($proxy);
sub httpRequest {
my $proxy = shift;
my $ua = LWP::UserAgent->new(timeout => 2);
$ua->agent("Anti-War v2.0");
$ua->proxy('http', "http://
Hi
How could i do example:
Server B execute a page from Server A and saved the information and
send it to Server C.
Server C couldn't know that the infomation came from Server A. I found
that in PHP is do in this way:
function verificar_url($url)
{
//abrimos el archivo en lectura
Hi, All
i have a little Perl script that is, among other things, checking the
status of ports on remote machines. with TCP ports it seems to work
fine. however, when i try the same thing on UDP ports it seems to always
work all the time on all servers, even when the port is down. the code
i'm usin
You must use arrayref to make a key value an array:
ssh => [eth0,...]
you can make the keys hash ref also:
%HoH = (
machine-name => { ssh => {eth0 => ,eth1 => ,eth0 =>,eth0 =>}, },
);
and use exists. Or write a compare sub, for every key of the arrayref...
> -Original Message-
Oops, minor syntax error in my last post, but the point is still valid.
> -Original Message-
> From: Thomas_M
> Sent: Wednesday, February 26, 2003 10:35 AM
> To: 'Williams, P. Lane'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: [Perl-unix-users] Hash of Hash Perl Questions.
>
>
> PLW wrote:
> >
PLW wrote:
> Anyone have any basic pointers of how to handle the array
> portion?? I am thinking I will need to include a subroutine
> that will do the job.
This is going to sound funny, but here's my advice: use a hash. Take your
HoHoL and make it a HoHoH.
> This is what I would like it to lo
I am trying to write a PERL app that will look at the messages logfile and
weed out the firewall messages. Then build a pretty daily report. I first
grep what I am looking for into an array. Then I feed that information into
a hash formatted with the variable that I want(below). Once I have
Dear All;
I am trying to use a program written in perl on a unix system, but the
program was complied on a sun machine. When I execute the following
command:
% perl bbf -i sample.in -o sample.out
I receive the following error:
Sequence Num 1
./search: ./search: cannot execute binary file
W
Hello,
I just glanced over your code and it looks like you are trying to run nested while
loops on two open files. If this is so then you need to give the inner loop file
handle and outer loop file handle different names. You have named them both LECTOR.
You handled this problem with your va
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