Hi,
Please find below the whole perl-script I am using to cleanup
empty folders:
use strict;
sub CLEANUP
{
my ($FOLDER,$EXPIRATION,$PURGE) = @_;
my $expire = time - $EXPIRATION*86400;
my $DIR;
Jamie,
Perl itself still holds a lock on $FOLDER. This is because you used close
rather than closedir on $DIR. The folder lock will only be removed when
you reuse $DIR handle. Check it for yourself. Set a breakpoint at line 14
and see whether you can delete the directory using explorer.
A
Anybody know what options control the colour of ballon help text in
Tk::Balloon?
regards
Marty
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I am writing a Perl script to automate the updating of our MS Exchange 4.0
server. It uses DBD-ODBC to access the MS SQL database where the user
information is stored and perl-ldap to access and update the MS Exchange
server via LDAP. The script works like a charm; telephone number, fax
If I understand the problem domain correctly, this has to do
with language support for OLE. Python, like VB (I think),
supports both early and late OLE bindings. Perl, at least to
the best of my knowledge, only supports late OLE bindings.
There's no reason that this support couldn't
Seeming as I've created a little stir, let me completely explain what I mean
when I said
In Python, what your shooting for is doable, but this isn't a python
question, it's a Perl question :)
Here is some Python code...(snippet from someone..I cannot recall who the
author was)
cast =
Joseph, I am the original poster and you are viewing my problem correctly.
I cannot get to those controls in perl. I am sure I am missing something
but I appreciate your input.
Ronnie
-Original Message-
From: Joseph Youngquist [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 27,
In Perl I know how to start the browser, make it visible,
navigate to an
address and that's about it...Getting elements, or writing
directly to them,
I do not know how to do. I DO believe this is doable in
Perl, I just
don't know how.
If some one can figure out how to get to the
Open Perl IDE
http://open-perl-ide.sourceforge.net/
Has anyone used this?! Open source, free. I tried downloading it (cable modem) it's
taking forever so I'll go back later.
I would love to hear any success, failure stories on this one please.
Mark Bergeron
All,
Is it possible to use a transparent image when creating the $mw-Icon($icon);
so far if I use a transparent gif, it just adds a black background to the
image.
It would be nice to use the transparency,
any ideas,
regards
Marty
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Regards,
karthikeyan.
Mark Bergeron wrote:
Open Perl IDE
http://open-perl-ide.sourceforge.net/
Has anyone used this?! Open source, free. I tried downloading it (cable modem) it's
taking forever so I'll go back later.
I would love to hear any success, failure stories on this one please.
Mark Bergeron
I have used net::smtp to send e-mail. Works great.
I am unable to figure out how to send a file as an e-mail attachment
using Perl.
Any pointers toward the solution to this problem will be greatly
appreciated.
Thank-you,
Bryan.
Bryan O'Malley, Actinide Analytical Chemistry, C-AAC
Quality and
karthikeyan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have allready sent unsubscribe message before.
This is one of those times when I think this mailing list needs a FAQ. I
actually started one not too long ago, but most of the entries were read
the documentation, so I desisted. The following is from that
I use MIME::Lite
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Bryan
T. O'Malley
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 8:33 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: sending a file as an e-mail Attachment using Perl
I have used net::smtp to send e-mail. Works
I also use MIME::Lite. Works like a charm on *NIX, but I can't get it to
work with IIS on Win2K. I guess it's because my Windows host requires you to
use a CDO object instead of an actual executable mail program, since they're
an ASP shop.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You don't need to call an executable like sendmail from MIME::Lite. It
works perfectly fine with Net::SMTP.
From the MIME::Lite docs:
---
Change how messages are sent
### Do something like this in your 'main':
if ($I_DONT_HAVE_SENDMAIL) {
MIME::Lite-send('smtp', smtp.myisp.net,
-Original Message-
From: Scot Robnett [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 2:08 PM
To: Burak Gürsoy; Bryan T. O'Malley;
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: sending a file as an e-mail Attachment using Perl
I also use MIME::Lite. Works like a charm on *NIX,
Follow up on Open Perl IDE.
First off, it's a stand alone EXE. No worries about install or un-install.
Plug the path to Perl into your prefs and debug like mad. Which is the main reason I
wanted the thing. As I had mentioned before, no more error log in the newer verions of
AP. (Could be
-Original Message-
Behalf Of Thomas R Wyant_III
This is one of those times when I think this mailing list
needs a FAQ. I actually started one not too long ago, but
most of the entries were read the documentation, so I
desisted. The following is from that document:
Or one
I still like the idea of a FAQ:
Q: any question?
A: RTFM!
;)
--- Joe Schell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-Original Message-
Behalf Of Thomas R Wyant_III
This is one of those times when I think this
mailing list
needs a FAQ. I actually started one not too long
ago, but
Off topic mail. I'm trying to find a virus checker for Linux that'd work
with sendmail to check every incoming mail. Could not find anything on the
issue. Any ideas or directions where to check would be appreciated.
One,
Roman.
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Bryan,
I have been using Jan Krynicky Mail::Sender for years. It is easy and works
great.
James
http://jenda.krynicky.cz/#Mail::Sender
use Mail::Sender;
$sender = new Mail::Sender{
smtp = 'MAIL02',
from = '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'};
$sender-MailFile({
to = '[EMAIL
You'll probably want to
s/Jan/Jenda/ here:
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I have been using Jan Krynicky Mail::Sender for
years. It is easy and works
great.
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nkuvu at monkey yahoo dot com
(remove the animal to
Roman @ Melihhov wrote:
Off topic mail. I'm trying to find a virus checker for Linux that'd work
with sendmail to check every incoming mail. Could not find anything on the
issue. Any ideas or directions where to check would be appreciated.
One,
Roman.
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