Hello, Could someone tell me what versions of Perl and Apache for Windows should I use to make all these programs work together? I have problems because: The...
hi, I am using Apache2 & have also installed Perl 5.8.0 lately & they seem to be working fine in conjunction.I faced similar problem looking for a dbi & dbd's...
Vineet Agrawal
vineet_agar@...
Jan 1, 2003 5:55 pm
13199
Hi all, I have installed Visual C++ for compiling Perl packages downloaded from CPAN and I would like to uninstall it, but I would like to keep just the needed...
Thank you for telling me about myodbc. I've finally installed Visual Studio and I've compiled DBD::mysql. Under Perl 5.8.0 DBD::mysqlPP can be installed with...
... Or you can use an external program for doing the conversion (with tables and frames): To use w3m to translate HTML files: $ cat foo.html | w3m -T text/html...
... I use VIM (http://vim.sourceforge.net/, www.vim.org, http://www.thomer.com/vi/vi.html). It recognizes syntax for almost everything, supports folders, diff...
Hans Ginzel
hans@...
Jan 2, 2003 1:52 pm
13204
Hi All, What will be the better way to create a multiple ftp session. The number of session has to be determined by a flat file created by the user. And any...
Suresh Babu.A
uarusu01@...
Jan 2, 2003 5:45 pm
13205
I'm working with a university on several of their sites. These sites sit on their servers. However, we can not run perl scripts on these servers, but I have...
I'd like to pull sprocs from a Sybase db as input to a SQL standards checking script... There are alot of threads out here indicating this module is what I...
I have been running an custom "upload" CGI script on a web server for some time. Now I'm looking for a CGI script that will monitor a specified folder -or-...
(sorry for the other "no topic" post) I have been running an custom "upload" CGI script on a web server for some time. Now I'm looking for a CGI script that...
I have a script that is supposed to take a text file and create an html document. The way it works is by using cron and running ...
Bryan Irvine
bryan.irvine@...
Jan 2, 2003 8:22 pm
13212
Hello, in my thesis I need to call some C++ routines from perl. I started with example in man perlxs "Using XS With C++". But it doesn't work, the variable...
Hans Ginzel
hans@...
Jan 2, 2003 9:07 pm
13213
... Download it from http://artax.karlin.mff.cuni.cz/~hans/Color.tar.gz. Hans...
Hans Ginzel
hans@...
Jan 2, 2003 9:16 pm
13214
... Because I am not allowed to edit the current upload CGI (from client). ... I've already had something similar: ##part1 Send the new upload entry as email...
The most simple would be to modify that script for announcing you when someone use it for uploading files. Teddy, Teddy's Center: http://teddy.fcc.ro/ Email:...
Make a CGI script which is executed by cron or which is executed each time someone will visit a certain web page from that site. Put it to create a list of...
You could use the LWP module to get the page and format it using regular expressions. ...or use some modules from the HTML:: package. Teddy, Teddy's Center:...
Hallo Leute! Ich heiße Reinhart und beginne gerade, mich mit PERL auseinanderzusetzen. Womit ich im Moment kämpfe ist folgendes: Ich habe aus einer Datei mit...
Hallo, ... hier spricht man English? We should speek english here. ... my($WhereIam, $CmdName) = $0 =~ m#^(.*[/\\]|[A-Z]\:)?(.+)$#i; $opt{debug}++; # debug...
Hans Ginzel
hans@...
Jan 3, 2003 9:16 am
13221
Thank you Hans for your hints! Regards, Reinhart...
... each time ... time is ... This would create exessive CPU usage on the server. Especially since there are 100's of other files to compare against (many...
... I can think of two paths. Write a script that compares an old directory listing with a current directory listing and reports changes. Then cronjob the...
I've installed Gvim from that link. It has a lot of features and options. The bad thing is that it is not too friendly for a screen reader also. The text is...
Hi all, I would like to do something like: URL: foreach my $var1(@vars) { &sub1($var1); } sub sub1 { my $var1 = shift; &sub2(var1); } sub sub2 { my $var1 =...
how about this ?? &sub4; sub sub4{ foreach my $var1(@vars) { &sub1($var1); } } sub sub1 { my $var1 = shift; &sub2(var1); } sub sub2 { my $var1 = shift; if...
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