I belive Josh Walgenbach who made Net-DHCPClient-1.0 also has a prototype of
a server. I can't find the email at the moment, but I think he gave me a
copy of it. The hardest part of a DHCP server is not the sockets its the
DB, so it should be fairly easy.
Jay Flowers
-Original Message-
On 30/04/2002 18:40:35 Joseph Jongquist wrote:
>Hello Carter,
>
>Try these suggestions:
>
>>my $dir = "C:/tmp2";
>CHANGE TO:
>my $dir = "C:\\tmp2";
>
AARGH !
Please don't ever suggest that.
Perl is perfectly capable of understanding "C:/tmp2"
Even Windows understands "C:/tmp2". The onl
Hi,
I just recently installed an NT 4 on an old P166 with 64MB ram.
I installed IIS3, MySQL and latest version of perl.
I was wondering why PPM (not PPM3) would eat up about 150+MB of
memory (physical + virtual).
Is there something wrong with PPM? I never had this problem
before with older Per
