Hi All!
I need to encrypt txt files on a shared linux web server, then decrypt
& read them on a win32 box. What module(s) are recommended for this?
- Chris
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The idea of better employee monitoring has been discussed at my
office. I'd like to create a compiled executable to be distributed via
group policy that will track mouse movement (or lack of) and report
activity/inactivity to a local server. I want to know when an employee
is working and when they'
> However, the customer wants the printed production orders to have boxes
> drawn around the tabular data.
> Currently, the tabular data is formatted via printf's to generate
> aligned columns, written to a TXT file, and send to a line printer.
> Please, give me some ideas HOW to draw boxes aroun
I'm attempting my first PerlEX app and I'm failing miserably. :-(
The goal is for my module to access variables stored in the calling
script. The following example works when run as CGI but fails as
PerlEX. Am I on the right path here or is there a better way?
#
> Does installing msvcr71.dll (into one of your "path" folders) fix the
> problem ?
> Rob
It appears to be a library issue at compile. Jan mentioned that
dbd-odbc makes reference to msvcr71.dll. He's working on it. The dll
is installed on the machine in question and works when I revert to
5.8.
FYI, there appears to be a problem with the latest active perl release
(ActivePerl-5.10.0.1002-MSWin32-x86-283697.msi). After installation,
when I try to use any DBI related module, perl crashes and windows
displays the error "this application has failed to start because
MSVCR71.dll was not found".
Hey Guys and Gals!
I may be going out on a limb here, but can anyone send me an example
of how to connect, send, and receive messages via XMPP? I've tried
many basic examples online, but none of them have options for
encryption. I'm using a default install of soapbox 07 server
w/encryption.
http:
On Tue, 13 Mar 2007, Bill Luebkert wrote:
> My 'localtime' function output doesn't reflect DST since the Sunday
> changeover.
Jan Wrote:
>This is expected if you have the TZ environment variable set because
>Microsoft didn't release an updated MSVCRT.dll.
Works fine for me on windows... but I'm h
Anyone know how to fill in form fields on a PDF? I've looked at a few
modules on cpan & googled a bit, but can't seem to find anything .
Thanks,
Chris
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Gurus,
In the sample below, I'm checking $foo for all caps or all lowercase. Is
there a more efficient regex method?
- Chris
$foo='APPLE JONES PARKER';
if(($foo!~/[A-Z]/)or($foo!~/[a-z]/)){
$foo=&title_case($foo);
}
print $foo."\n";
sub title_case{
my($string) = @_;
my @exce
Hey gurus! It's been a while since I've posted here.
My latest task involves downloading faxes from myfax.com. I have a working
PHP example (attached) that retrieves an XML list of inbound faxes and I
need to convert this to Perl but I don't know where to start.
Can someone recommend what soa
Hey gurus! It's been a while since I've posted here.
My latest task involves downloading faxes from myfax.com. I have a working
PHP example (attached) that retrieves an XML list of inbound faxes and I
need to convert this to Perl but I don't know where to start.
Can someone recommend what soa
I have blocks of text in my MS SQL database that look like...
This is line 1
This is line 2
This is line 3
I want to reformat them like...
This is line 1\par
This is line 2\par
This is line 3\par
(I'm writing documents in RTF Format, which use \par\n in place of \n)
The problem is that Perl
>> I'm moving from Windows 2000 (IIS 5) to Windows Server 2003 (IIS6). I'm
unable to capture the output of a program using backticks in a CGI script.
I've had weird issues using backticks on windows in general (in the past).
As a habit, I've since used system() instead and I've had no problems wi
how do I use scalar variables in substitution and complex matching?
eg I want the following to work.
$string =~ s/^$variable//;
$string =~ m/^([^$variable]*)/;
--
Do a search for "perl regex" and you'll find all kinds of info.
- Chris
$foo='The Q
how do i use scalar variables in substitution and complex matching?
eg I want the following to work.
$string =~ s/^$variable//;
$string =~ m/^([^$variable]*)/;
--
Do a search for "perl regex" and you'll find all kinds of info.
- Chris
$foo='The Q
>>In 2038 I'll be 86. I don't take it for granted that I'll be seeing
anything
>>at all :-)
>So? If I should live so long, I'll be 90, gumming my oatmeal in the nursing
home and hoping for another Packers' winning season.
Well, I'll only be 55 so I should probably start working on a solution n
> Does Perl have a Year 2000 problem? Is Perl Y2K compliant?
I wish we could have a y2k hype scare every year. I made a bundle in 99'
"testing" for y2k compatibility. Anyone else?
- Chris
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John Deighan wrote:
>> The problem comes when you have a function that computes an index,
>> it's buggy and returns a negative number.
Bill wrote:
> The point is to debug your code properly. You can't expect buggy code to
work properly anywhere. This is just one spot where a bug in your code
> I am having trouble submitting a form because it is using an image to
click on.
> How do I submit/click on this image.
> David M. Funk
If you cant just submit the form, you should be able to use HTTP::Request in
combination with www::mechanize.
- Chris
When a script is repeatedly executed, does activestate perl recompile it
each time? Or only the first run after a change has been made?
Is this procedure different when executing a script from the command line
vs. executing it as CGI from a web server (not perlex/fastcgi)?
- Chris
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>> That's awesome. No mention of any other languages either. Bill Amend
Rocks.
> Big Deal. Perl got "honorable mention" as a "web tool".
> I dont think Bill Amend knows or cares much about Perl, other than it's
> somehow related to webpages. but thats just a guess.
I'll have to agree with G
>> That's awesome. No mention of any other languages either. Bill Amend
Rocks.
> What...JavaScript isn't enough of a "real" language?
In a word, no. But JavaScript has come a long way over the years.
- Chris
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> Perl made it into the comics today! Check out Foxtrot.
That's awesome. No mention of any other languages either. Bill Amend Rocks.
- Chris
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>> I am running into a problem with a very basic function with CGI.PM. The
code will not param correctly.
>> This first test code taken from the POD will not param any values...
To me, cgi.pm always seemed like a big pain. You can print the form and
headers manually, and
All,
I bought one of those $15 packaged web-based perl scripts to perform a
specific function on my website (I was too lazy to build it my self). I now
want to modify some things to make it more functional, but all of the files
are encoded with random variable names and all text strings are in ASC
> Hi guys,
> I looking for some help with dates... shows the last 10 working days...
work out the weekends and miss them out
> Ewen
Date::Calc is your friend. :-)
- Chris
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For those of you who are associated with activstate, has stripping the OOF
messages at the server level ever been considered? Maybe require anything
with a subject containing "Out of office" to be reviewed by a moderator
first?
Just a suggestion, not a gripe. You guys are awesome.
- Chris
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All,
I have a script that utilizes www::mechanize to download and categorize a
huge amount of internet content (similar to a search engine). I'm using a
hash to store and limit concurrent threads to reasonable number; as well as
sharing hashes between threads (threads::shared); At seemingly rando
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