I
believe you're running into a problem with what is called "impersonation
credentials" that is often encountered in IIS environments that use network
resources. The essential problem is that IIS doesn't receive your password
when you authenticate using Integrated security, it only receives
Try
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
# just makes good sense to use
use strict;
# declare variables before we use
my ($a, $b) = '';
# just a scalar with some characters in it
$a = 'a b c d a d e f a g h i z a';
# note the () around RHS of the statement
# makes the result an array which then get forced to scala
I want to translate some chaarcters in a
string to its replacement string.
I am doing this.
#**
$inchar =
"\xa2\xa3";$outchar = "\[Cent]\[Pound]";
eval "\$buf =~ tr/$inchar/$outchar/";
#$buf =~ s/$inchar/$outchar/;
print
It seems like there should be a simpler way to count the number of
occurrences of a regular expression. For example:
@temp= / Current Value: /g;
$count=@temp;
I don't really care about @temp, I only want to get the value for $count.
So how can I do this without creating a (named) temporary varia
use the Win32::TieRegistry module. This works great for this..
Steve
From: "Hawley, Eric" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Perl-Win32 \(E-mail\)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: DNS and WINS question
Date: Thu, 12 Dec 2002 14:45:20 -0500
Would I want to do is to connect remotely to other machines on t
Hiya all--
I am having problems with a CGI script I'm trying to run off an IIS 5.0 server-- the script does a File::DosGlob::glob("otherserver\\d\$\\folder\\*.txt") type call, where otherserver is a server in the same domain as the IIS server. I am currently in the local administrator
Would I want to do is to connect remotely to other machines on the network
and establish if they have a DNS or WINS addresses hard coded, if they do I
would like to change the DNS setting so that It will obtain the server
address automatically, and if there are WINS addresses hard coded I would
lik
Ullrich,
I suspect that your problem is that you are reading a large
file into an array, i.e.
(@inrecs = )
I think your will find that the program will work better if you eliminate
the array and instead read the input and write the output line by line rather
than all at once.
Dirk Br
The following almost trivial program hangs the 2nd time it gets to the
else
{
that is shown in large bold font below. CPU utilization is
pegged at 100% and Task Manager shows 99% of CPU time going to
perl.exe. This condition lasts until I hit Ctrl-C on the DOS window
containin
Hi,
I have an issue when using fork and sig in the same process. You will find
below an example of what is my problem.
When you run the script whit the fork, the INT signal generated by
"Control-C" is not handled by the process?
If you comment the "$pseudoId=fork()" and uncomment the line "$ps
Free for evaluation...
I dont buy everything I like...
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Goddard
Sent: 12 Aralik 2002 Persembe 19:16
To: Burak Gürsoy; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Two questions...
At 18:03 12/12/2002, Burak Gürsoy
At 18:03 12/12/2002, Burak Gürsoy wrote:
Well... TextPad is shareware, but it has no time limits and it does not
block any functionality (FYI)... It's a nice editor and does not eat your
system resources...
Textpad is only $15. Dodn't they pay you?
Sheesh.
Lee Goddard, BA(Hons), MSc(Sussex)
Well... TextPad is shareware, but it has no time limits and it does not
block any functionality (FYI)... It's a nice editor and does not eat your
system resources...
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Sent: 12 Aralýk 2002 Pe
>> What editors do you recommend? What program initiation method would you
recommend, instead of just using perl filename.plx?
On the editor note - I love SciTe for all my windows scripts.
It formats your scripts well and a quick F7 will run a "Perl -w" on the code
in the window.
How do you pron
In a message dated 12/12/02 13:48:42 GMT Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What's a good Perl Editor?
--
Well, there's always notepad.exe.
The rest are from the mailing list. The reason the information varies is
that my knowledge of them varies.
PFE32 is a reason
Ah yes, thanks Bill. I'd even read the second, but
didn't compute NT as including Win2k (NT5).
Completely missed the first although I read it - that
win32 tucked away at the end after the full-stop escaped my
rushing eyes.
Sigh.
Thanks.
lee
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