Li Ngok Lam wrote: > > I'm still puzzled as to how Kenneth managed to get a listing of his > > program out of a Perl command. Let us know how you're getting > > on Kenneth, if you're still watching this thread. > > Hi Rob and Kenneth, > > I still watching in this thread, but I am not sure did I missed something in > this thread. Because I host my domain and the server had shut down for > electricity out today. > > Kenneth did give me a personal reply and told me he don't want to download > the Perl from activestate because it have to be charged. And my reply was telling > him that he might looking at something wrong, those charging stuff are KDE, > making Perl to exe and something like that, but not Perl. Perl is FREE in all > versions.
But the version he already has installed is free too, and there's probably nothing wrong with it! > So, thaz more important does Kenneth still is looking in this thread, rather than > me. I am not sure if he gave me further reply or not. But I sure that if he think > have to pay for Perl and giving it up, thaz a LOSS. > > Are you still here Kenneth? Feel free to go on if you need any help =) I also got a personal mail from Ken, saying that he had found and downloaded Perl from ActiveState. But he also said that he had found strict.pm in his installation, and I am very wary of encouraging an upgrade when it isn't necessary. Is the build of Perl that's installed with Oracle even an ActiveState version? If not there may be a number of differences apart from the Perl release version which Oracle relies on in some way. Rob -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
