Has anyone managed to get the Email::ConstantContact module working with
Net::OAuth2? It seems that oauth2 support, now required for CC, was never
added to the module.
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open(my $file,"<:encoding(UTF-16)", $filename)
This works.
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Date: Thu, 24 Jan 2013 09:39:49 -0800
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On 1/24/2013 9:36 AM,
ese null codes go away? (In other words, I want to
convert $string to "NormandvilleAdmin")
Thank you
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al.ES23_0001.BypassTimer.DN11-30.PLC.Global.ES23_0001.BypassTimer.EN11-30.PLC.Global.ES23_0001.BypassTimer.PRE11-30.PLC.Global.ES23_0001.BypassTimer.TT11-30.PLC.Global.ES23_0001.BypassTimer.CTL_x.CTL_0111-30.PLC.Global.ES23_0001.BypassTimer.CTL_x.CTL_0211-30.PLC.Global.ES23_0001.BypassTimer.CTL_x.CTL_03
Her
=> '',
'Active' => '-1'
},
0,
'11-30.PLC.Global.ACKNOWLEDGE.Latched'
],
'Item',
[
{
'ReqDataType' => '0',
'AccessPath' => '',
'Active' => '-1'
},
0,
'11-30.PLC.Global.EY_01_1001.Latched'
]
]
]
]
]
];
I checked the Net but did not find an "extraction" example that maintains the
.xml integrity.
I am thinking I would need logic to do the following.
1. Open the .xml file.
2. Begin parsing.
3. If the object is not 'Item', keep it. (This will keep objects such as
'Session', 'Server', 'Group')
4. If the object is 'Item', and it contains the text, '.Latched', keep it.
5. Otherwise, ignore 'Item'
6. Open the output file.
7. Write out all the kept items.
8. Close both files.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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m through that site (or twitter) he'd be
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=> [
'4.00',
''
]
}
]
};
When I execute the line,
print Dumper \%{$project{$projectno}[2]};
I stil
).
The part, ${$project{$projectno}[2]}, I was thinking refers to the hash
address; then the part, {$day}, is the key.
Then again, maybe I am going at it all wrong with the push statement.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you
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Does anyone have a suggestion? Should I simply just set up a for loop and hack
away on getting $msg into @ans?
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Hello Perl Community,
I have string variable, $msg, assigned the following text.
OCT 31 - Attended CSP weekly meeting. Engaged in third party SCADA host (ZedI)
problem in Fairview district
NOV 1 - Preparation and attendance of Normandville Phase 1 meetings.
NOV 2 - Maintained project list
. For now, I will
leverage the HTML library APIs.
Sincerely,
Paul
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>
> From: perl-win32-users-boun...@l
quot; straight into $start_date so that
$start_date = "20111029"
Thank you
Paul Rousseau
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Any updates on when the next release of the PDK will be released? I thought I
recall something about an updated release of PDK is required to support Perl
5.14.
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Thanks -- I tried that earlier this week and was getting "Server 500"
errors. It worked today and I'm glad.
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ured tasks, finding any that contain a
pattern in the task name and then display all/any details I can about those
tasks.
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Sent: Friday, April 02, 2010 10:41 PM
To: Brzezinski,
ails to compile - so
it's not just me.
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Sent: Saturday, April 03, 2010 8:23 AM
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> Subject: Re: alarm
>
> One big reason why it doesn't work: THANKS $MICROSOFT.
astError();
$obj->Reset;
$obj->Activate;
foreach $tsk (in $obj->Invoke( 'EnumAllTask')) {
# print $tsk->Name, "\n"; # this generates an error
my %NAMES;
my @props = map { $_->{Name} } ( in $tsk->{Properties_} );
print "Props = "
Trying to run the code below in Win32, any reason why it may not be working?
Behaviour: It just sits there and doesn't time out as expected.
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my $timeout = 10;
eval {
local $SIG{ALRM} = sub { die "alarm\n" };
alarm $timeout;
print "Hit ENTER key wit
t; BTW, it seems to be available vie ppm as well.
Excellent...this or Tobias' suggestion (Date::Parse) should be exactly what
I need.
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I can imagine writing code to handle parsing the Received header under this
scenario, but it seems like the module should be able to do this for me.
Cheers,
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$pop = new Mail::POP3Client(
USER => "$Settings{usern
mails
based on age (e.g.: Delete email message if older than X days). Anyone have
any pointers on this task?
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print "parent content is " . ${$parent}{_content}; # prints "parent content
is ARRAY(0x1afa7b0)"
foreach $key (@{${$parent}{_content}})
{
#print "content item is
Take a look at http://rallenhome.com/books/dnsonw2k3/toc.html
I found a VBScript that did something very close to what you're trying to do.
The differences are/could be:
- queries needed to be directed to a domain controller
- queries were only successful in the same domain [i.e., asking about
See the doco for sprintf for the details:
http://perldoc.perl.org/functions/sprintf.html
You'll want to do:
printf "%-*s %10.2f\n", $W, $item, $price;
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Burga
After more research I found that Win32_OperatingSystem has a property called
TotalVisibleMemorySize, which addresses my original question.
Paul
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I written a WMI query that attempts to obtain physical memory capacity via WMI
call. Works as expected on live PCs but returns strange results on a guest OS
hosted by Virtual PC 2007. Anyone else run into this?
Ideas how to solve?
Sample code:
--
use strict;
use warnings;
use Win32::OLE qw(in
Have you attempted to execute this SQL code in DB2 prior? In other words
skip the perl middleman altogether and see if it's something with your SQL
statement.
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p, Win32::ODBC will.
DSNs can also be created by directly writing to the registry as well (using
any number of registry editing modules). But I digress.
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I'd suggest you strongly consider switching to DBI/DBD::ODBC (1.21).
Win32::ODBC is obfuscated.
Try with DBI/DBD::ODBC and see if results change.
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:/Perl/site/lib/IO/Socket/SSL.pm line
20.
Compilation failed in require at (eval 9) line 1.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at (eval 9) line 1.
I didn't see ETIMEDOUT as an export in Errno.pm
Any ideas?
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See the functions: GetDrive*
But I don't think cylinder/head/sector info will be available from within
the OS.
J
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Perhaps you could just use windows file sharing. Or work in reverse.have
the remote PC send the file to your local PC (via FTP or whatever) as
opposed to you going out and getting it from that PC.
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esh
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on IIS6/w2k3/AP 5.8 perl.
Any ideas on this error? Google didn't reveal all that much.
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# client.pl ###
use CGI;
use SOAP::Lite;
$wp = new CGI;
print $wp->header;
print SOAP::Lite
-> uri('Demo'
Hey Andy:
Use the Perl standard OS constant, $^O, when you want to know what OS
you're on. Here are some values that are returned: Windows => mswin32,
AIX => aix, Linux => linux. Your version of UNIX will return a
different value. By the way you'll want to use '\\' when creating
Windows directo
Hello,
I want my code to be able to handle the following find statement when it
fails to find the text in the 'What' argument.
$row = $Sheet->UsedRange->Find ({What => "ParentItemName", SearchDirection
=> xlNext, SearchOrder => xlByRows}) -> {Row};
If the text, ParentItemName, does not
the DLL's core functions & methods?
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Attribute VB_Name = "GM6S32Main"
' ***
' *
' * Module Name : GMDeclare
' * Purpose : VB declarations for gm6s32.dll funct
ogram formerly ran on apache, which I think is where
the module normally comes from.
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providers to group a whole load of stop() requests, followed by a whole
load of start requests, but I confess I have no idea where to start. Does
anybody have any sample code or pointers to offer?
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Hello,
I am looking for a way to take a userid and password, and verify them
against the OS.
I have looked at Win32::NetAdmin's UserGetAttributes function; however, when
I read a valid userid's information, I get nothing back for the password
field.
The idea was to read the password, com
Hi All,
My sample program work ok except that I don't know how
to make multiple unique variable name in the entry box
of the &BUILD_NEW subroutine.
Basically how the program work is the user enter an
integer x for the number of section and based that, x
number of Label adn Entry box get created.
C
to make LogonUser work
with Win32::API. The following code runs, but reports 'The parameter is
incorrect' with a result code of 0. Is there anything obvious I am doing
wrong?
Paul
use Win32::API;
use constant (
LOGON32_LOGON_BATCH => 4,
LOGON32_LOGON_NETWORK=&g
I have a requirement to test the local admin password in my startup script
to make sure it isn't one of several defaults people have been setting.
What's the best way to do this? Ideally I'd like a direct way to call
LogonUser() - has anyone done this via Win32::API
Never mind, I've figure it out.
Thanks
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>
> I am trying to find duplicate names in a text file
> and
> report them by Section number and page number
> but my output is not totally correct. Can somebody
> help me iu
Hi All,
I am trying to find duplicate names in a text file and
report them by Section number and page number
but my output is not totally correct. Can somebody
help me iut to find out what's wrong in my script.
This is the output I get
DUPLICATE IN BETWEEN SECTION
SLOTA : in Section/Pages
lt.asp?url=/library/en-us/wmisdk/
wmi/performance_counter_classes.asp, and in particular
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/wmisdk/
wmi/win32_perfformatteddata_tcpip_networkinterface.asp
Hope that gives you some pointers - there are sample scripts on the site
which should be easily
> My $string = ' 259.00 ';
>
> Note that I don't want to change the trailing space character. The
> resulting string would look like:
>
> '0259.00 '
>
> The total length of the string would remain the same after the replace
> operation.
>
> I'm just having a total brain-fade on this on
_Sys100NS -> 1000 ->
Name -> HP Network Team _1 ->
The CurrentBandwidth property is a negative value, almost as if it is a
counter that has wrapped. Does anybody know how I can process this to
get the true value?
Cheers,
Paul
Thanks Peter, that's basically what I was looking,
something more than the single hash I had.
Now I have to figure what goes in these two lines
> $page++ if /some page match here/;
> $section++ if /some section match here/;
But with some effort I should figure it out.
--- Peter Eisengr
Thanks Peter, that's basically what I was looking,
something more than the single hash I had.
Now I have to figure what goes in these two lines
> $page++ if /some page match here/;
> $section++ if /some section match here/;
But with some effort I should figure it out.
--- Peter Eisengr
Thanks Peter, that's basically what I was looking,
something more than the single hash I had.
Now I have to figure what goes in these two lines
> $page++ if /some page match here/;
> $section++ if /some section match here/;
But with some effort I should figure it out.
--- Peter Eisengr
Thanks Peter, that will help.
I am wondering if the use of anonymous hash and array
may make more sense here than doing a bunch of `grep`.
Can somebody show me how I would use it here?
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> >
> > I have this program below that work correcly but
> the
Hi All,
I have a schematic directory which has 16 files (
sch10 , sch11, ...sch25). Files ( sch10 to sch15 ) are
in Section1,
sch16 to sch20 in Section2 and
sch21 to sch25 in Section3.
I need to find duplicate nets in
- Every page
- every section
- Between the 3 sections.
I have this program b
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>
> Paul Sobey wrote, on Thursday, March 30, 2006 1:10 PM
&
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> I'm trying to debug a slow memory lea
on Windows won't go below 1ms
resolution - the following would seem to back that up:
http://www.sysinternals.com/Information/HighResolutionTimers.html
Does anybody know if it is possible to go lower than this?
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es a while back when having to create files which were
'unicode', and this set of options seemed to do the job.
I gave up on your example two!
Modified script attached - hope it helps.
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Hello,
I am looking for help on a regex that examines strings such as
"xxxN yyy sssNNN"
"xxxN yyyNyyy sss"
"xxxN yyyNyyy ssN"
and returns only the sss part? N is always a numeral, and s is always
alphabetic.
Here is what I have so far as an example. I believe there is an eloqu
Anybody got any ideas? Anybody from AS? Not sure what I can try next -
short of scheduling a restart of the service every week.
Paul
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e
$objItem->{DisplayName} - long name
$objItem->{Description} - description
See
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/wmisdk/
wmi/win32_service.asp
Does that help at all?
Cheers,
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Hello,
I run an executable that returns a small array of data.
my @ans = qx {"myexec"};
@ans contains the values,
Value= 1
Status = 13
Options = 0x0a
Quality = 3
I use a map function to convert this array into a hash.
my %results = map {(split /=/)} @ans;
My questions are:
1. H
> How do I get a directory listing on a Windows machine? I think it is
> something like:
>
> $direc = system `dir`;
> print "$direc";
> <>;
>
> Thanks.
my $dir = "C:\\test";
opendir DIR, $dir;
my @files = grep { ! /^\.+$/ } readdir DIR;
closedir DIR;
you might add a map { "$dir\\$_" } before t
is this a genuine
bug?
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considered psexec (http://www.sysinternals.com) - that will
fire off a single command as the system account for you on Win2K. Better
to fix the Mailtraq COM implementation, but this would be a good
alternative.
Cheers,
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Hi,
I have this small bank program and I am using tie and
a hash. Basically I am bulding a multi-value values
for eah single key. In my LIST_ALL and LIST_ACCOUNT
subs, the values of the has don't print.
Am I doing something wrong?
Also do I need to use an anonymous hash in
CREATE_ACCOUNT sub, can
ation is that you turn on debugging, so
> that you can see the
> SOAP envelope generated. Be sure you've read the
> section on
> Interoperability -> Microsoft's .NET.
>
>
> Paul wrote:
> > Below is how I was able to use a .NET web service
> > using LW
> Greets, does anyone know of a module or WMI/OLE method that will let u
> interact with the Outlook global address list? Or an offline
> copy thereof?
> I want to be able to search fields for usernames and bring
> back all the info.
The various MAPI interfaces (CDO and the like) will do the j
Below is how I was able to use a .NET web service
using LWP perl module with the GET method. How can I
use the same web service using SOAP?
I think I need to use SOAP::Lite module but I couldn't
make it work. Can anybody help?
# Create a user agent object
use LWP::UserAgent;
$ua = LWP::UserAge
Hello,
I want to open a text file, look for a specific string, replace it with a
new string, and write the line out to another file. For lines not containing
the specific string, I want to write out as is.
I was wondering if it is possible to do it with a map or splice or grep
command rathe
g how much memory each of my variables is using. Devel::Size
on CPAN looks promising - I'll try that.
Paul
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some stats once a day so I can get an idea of which
hash/array/whatever is causing the problem.
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Hi
I was trying to load the DBI module by using PPM and I
am getting an error
C:\>ppm install DBI
Installing package 'DBI'...
Error installing package 'DBI': Could not locate a PPD
file for package DBI
I am behind a firewall. So is there is way to get
around that
Thanks
_
else come across this bizarre bug in Win32::Daemon? I found
one reference to it here:
http://www.mail-archive.com/perl-win32-users@listserv.activestate.com/ms
g08350.html
Not sure whether Dave Roth is currently maintaining the module or not
but I'll send a copy of this mail to him.
I guess
proprietry binary format,
but there are still command line/COM interfaces to management I think.
I've never used any of this stuff but it looks promising.
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> Really? I would have thought you would need to use:
>
> "$ENV{HOMEDRIVE}$ENV{HOMEPATH}"
Good call, particularly because Glenn is taller than I am when he
stands on the soapbox...
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Greetings. I'm assuming I'm just missing something obvious here, but
how do I find the current user's "home" directory (C:\Documents and
Settings\)? I didn't see it in the Win32 module, but I could
have missed it.
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Hi,
What is the best way to compare 2 text files for
matching. Let's say both files have just people names
Thanks
File1 File2
James Joe
TinaPatrick
Steve James
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at takes the piss a little. Or
you could poll the remote router for its arp cache with snmp after
you've done your ping. Or you could install a daemon on the remote
subnet and get that to do the work of polling its arp cache and
returning the results. Or you could install snmp o
Scope Id: []
NetBIOS Remote Machine Name Table
Name Type Status
-
MAC Address = 00-11-43-33-25-62
Methods 2 and 3 are just fine cross-subnet (meth
ssing something here?
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ur arp cache - arp -a on my Windows box. If you're going
across subnets, you have various options. Wmi, nbtstat -a are the two
that immediately spring to mind.
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t sure what it might be. Any
ideas?
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> there.
You could try this - uses ADSI to connect to a group of servers and
change the local admin pass.
Paul
===
use Win32::OLE;
my @servers = (qw(
server1.domain.net
server2.domain.net
));
my $password = "SetPasswordHere";
foreach my $server (@se
> I'm successfully using Net::SMTP to send email, but I need to
> look at the to()
> error messages to determine if the problem was just a bad
> address or if the
> server found a more sinister problem. How do I pick up the
> actual message
> returned by the server?
Assuming my $smtp = new Net:
32::Daemon it can under certain circumstances install with relative
paths (ie perl service.pl rather than c:\perl\bin\perl.exe
d:\scripts\service.pl).
Paul
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http://search.cpan.org/~jwied/Msql-Mysql-modules-1.2219/mysql/lib/DBD/my
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emon/.
I've used this to create a fair few services now, and it works very
well.
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something together.
Paul
p.s. it's really not good running a service as domain admin like that -
if you can I recommend creating a separate user account and running your
services using those credentials instead!
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f
it goes down, so I had to do a wmi 'get processes which are child of
cmd.exe x' type thing.
I could revert to this if needed, but obviously the pipe is prettier, if
apparently the most unstable thing in the entire world :)
Paul
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odule kernel32.dll, version 5.2.3790.0, fault
address 0x0001202e.
All services running on Windows 2003 Standard edition.
Grateful for any advice :)
Cheers,
Paul
__BEGIN CODE__
use Win32::API;
use constant {
# Process creation
STARTF_USESTDHANDLES => 0x100,
CREA
es of code then feed download tasks to them via a
Thread::Queue or somesuch.
Paul
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INC contains:
>
'use' is a compile time directive, so the script will try and
compile/import the Win32::OLE module regardless of your if statement.
Your first example, using require, is the right way to go, but you may
want to require Win32::OLE; import
the fact that you are not checking your email all the time. Perhaps it
should be sent to your mobile phone's email addressthereby letting you
know "instantly", wherever you're located.
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I have a function which does numeric testing. It's worked pretty well. As
you can see, I also made a notation to myself when I was constructing it
that I may wish to change it to simply using Scalar::Util. I can't remember
why I opted not to use it (maybe I was just lazy ;-).
> You may get better results from perl-win32-porters though or
> maybe direct to one of the AS guys working on Perl ports.
Thanks Bill - I'll send a post, and report back anything of interest
with a great big WIN64: You may not want to read this subject li
Anybody from ActiveState listening? Is there a better place to send
this?
Cheers,
Paul
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Hi All
ActivePerl?
Cheers,
Paul
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