What is standard procedure for ActivePerl users to install a module from
CPAN, if the module doesn't come with a .ppd file? I have ActivePerl build
623 of perl 5.6.0, on Windows 98.
Sometimes you can just download the .gz file from CPAN, extract it, and
copy the relevant directories into your @I
Whenever you reference an argument for a hash, you should put single quotes
around the argument unless the argument is a variable. So, you should say
$variables{'email'} = param('email'); You should be getting all kinds of
syntax errors every time you run this script.
At 10:58 PM 2/12/01 -0500,
Hi Ted,
Do they have a members newsgroup ? That might be the quickest way to find
the answer.
Are you required to open a pipe to their mail sending program ? If so, does
that 'open' call have the 'or die "$!";' option ?
I would expect that all info you require (including the name of their smtp
ser
>>
Howdy,
to test control panel displays
I wanted to make a alphanumeric counter, eg I want to count from 1 to z
using both upper and lower case.
<<
hi..
i am sort of confused as to what you are doing...
wouldn't it be better to just work through your loop and then map the look
counter back t
Thanks for the comments about trying a different module. Unfortunately, I looked
through the
help files on Tripod, and it says that they don't use the normal SENDMAIL (IIRC) that
Perl
programmers are apparently used to. I don't think I'll be able to get the name of
their SMTP
server.
And
At 2/11/01 9:43:00 PM, you wrote:
>Not sure this is it, but try changing
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>to
>To: tedstennis\@bigfoot.com
>
>Depending on how the script parses the template, it could consider @bigfoot
>to be an array unless you escape it.
First, I want to apologise for taking so long to re
"Rogers, John" wrote:
>
> Howdy,
> to test control panel displays
> I wanted to make a alphanumeric counter, eg I want to count from 1 to z
> using both upper and lower case.
>
> I thought I could do this with octal numbers.
> eg.
> #!perl -w
> $df ="\101\102\103";
> print "$df\n";
> ##
Not sure this is it, but try changing
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
to
To: tedstennis\@bigfoot.com
Depending on how the script parses the template, it could consider @bigfoot
to be an array unless you escape it.
Ron
At 05:34 PM 02/11/01 -0500, Ted S. wrote:
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
_
I don't have any experience with Tripod, and I
also don't recall seeing alot of traffic about it
on this list.
There are several mail modules out there, here
is one that is commonly used, and I have experience with.
use Mail::Sender;
my $Sender = new Mail::Sender {
I'm having some problems trying to use the File::copy copy function:
in DOS when I copy a file to LPT1 it get printed; using the above function
instead I get a Windows error (blu screen...) or the machine reboot.
This only appens if I specify a printer directly connected to my pc, no
problems if
Im trying to install xml::parser and not having much luckim running win2000 pro. perl v.5.6
I couldn't find it using ppm. Does anyone know where it is...install it via nmake, but I get the error:Too many errors encountered; the rest of the message is ignored: Expat must be installed prior to
Here's a small sub that I used to use to access a Cisco Local Director to check the
status of the nodes connected to it.
# Config Variables
my $host= 'cisco';
my $command = 'show real';
my $pass= 'password';
my $t = new Net::Telnet;
Has anyone used Net::Telnet to connect to a Cisco Switch?
Thanks,
Kevin Foster
Systems Administrator
Engineering Services - Vignette Corp.
Desk: (512) 741-1356
Cell: (512) 970-6748
"Building a better idiot through automation"
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Perl-Win32-Users ma
Gary Nielson wrote, on Saturday, February 10, 2001 13:11
: I am trying to parse a scalar variable instead of opening a file, using
: HTML::TokeParser. The man page says the argument can be a file name, or
: complete document. "If the argument is a reference to a
On 11.02.01 at 18:59 andrey wrote:
>how can i copy a directory (including all
>the subdirectories and files in it ) to another directory ?
You could use a shell command.
On Win32 use xcopy (the 32 bit version for long filenames).
Take a look at the parameters with "xcopy /?".
For example xcopy
On 10.02.01 at 17:21 $Bill Luebkert wrote:
>If all of that fails, try changing the ' ' to a '_' and then try a
>rename afterwards and see if rename is any more friendly.
Thanks Bill for all the suggestions. The last option of renaming is the
only one that will work. Isn't that odd that Net::FTP
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