Joe Schell wrote:
>
> Could you qualify that? With or without mod_perl? With mod_perl would
> suggest that there is something funky with mod_perl (although it might still
> be because the command line doesn't work either.) Without would suggest
> that it shouldn't work from the command line eith
Could you qualify that? With or without mod_perl? With mod_perl would
suggest that there is something funky with mod_perl (although it might still
be because the command line doesn't work either.) Without would suggest
that it shouldn't work from the command line either.
> From: $Bill Luebkert [
Joe Schell wrote:
>
> I have run perl scripts on a sun box from the command line using the Korne
> shell. Using that configuration doesn't need the extra eol characters
> stripped.
>
> What configuration have you seen which requires stripping?
Apache on Linux will fail if there is a CR on the
I have run perl scripts on a sun box from the command line using the Korne
shell. Using that configuration doesn't need the extra eol characters
stripped.
What configuration have you seen which requires stripping?
> Behalf Of Ned Konz
>
>
> James E Keenan wrote:
> >
> > I'm having trouble getti
James E Keenan wrote:
>
> I'm having trouble getting my (first-ever real-world) Perl script to run as
> successfully on a Unix server as it does on my own Win98 system.
> I then FTP the files to a server running Apache and Perl 5.005_02 "built for
> rhapsody." The server is actually a Mac OS X
I'm having trouble getting my (first-ever real-world) Perl script to run as
successfully on a Unix server as it does on my own Win98 system.
Script abc0.pl extracts and re-formats information from source file raw.txt,
creating first an intermediate file (out1.txt) and then a final output file,
ou
