NEWCOMER IS IN THE WEEDS - Win32:AdminMisc

2002-07-08 Thread Frank Howard
Please help ... we're moving our application to a new server and have Win32::AdminMisc installed on the previous build ... Dave Roth's site is unavailable to access the Win32::AdminMisc package ... we have to have this to run W2K Scheduled Tasks from our app. Does anyone have an idea how to addre

RE: Opening files with Perl open() on Win2000 server

2002-07-08 Thread Joseph P. Discenza
Matt Brooks wrote, on Saturday, July 06, 2002 10:14 AM : All the data is never there when using : open FH, "file"; : The same script works fine on a Unix platform. Life is much easier for many list members if you post in plain text, please. Right after the "open", add the line binmode

RE: question from a beginner

2002-07-08 Thread Thomas_M
gOdot wrote: > I would like to refresh this page at an constant interval (so > resend the data to the CGI at a constant interval ). > I absolutely do not know how to do that. > > If I use the tag POST=/cgi-bin/ > the CGI does not found any entries and ... problem Try (the absence of a URL

Out of process Isapi extension request failed

2002-07-08 Thread kenjanuski
I've moved a script that uses Win32::EventLog from command line to an IIS asp/perlscript page so that the logs are available to a number of people in my department. But they fail fairly often with this error: "Out of process Isapi extension request failed." >From what I've learned googling the be

\r\n - \r

2002-07-08 Thread Steve Sotis
I have a Perl script that displays html that allows people to upload line-delimited text files, which the Perl script then reads with a @records = ; It's been working for years, until recently a Mac user tried it. Apparently the Mac only puts \r (0x0d) at the end of each line, whereas other p

Re: \r\n - \r

2002-07-08 Thread $Bill Luebkert
Steve Sotis wrote: > I have a Perl script that displays html that allows people to upload > line-delimited text files, which the Perl script then reads with a > > @records = ; > > It's been working for years, until recently a Mac user tried it. > > Apparently the Mac only puts \r (0x0d) at the