Not running NT at the moment (or on the lan) but I believe that the command
net time \\machinename
will return what you're looking for.
You can run it using qx and parse the response.
I wrote a short script that gets time from machines on our network and
compares them to the local machine
Hi
I want to be able to type in a password in a dos window but not have the
characters echo or maybe echo as *.
in unix this can be done by `stty -echo`.
how can you do this in a windows dos window.
Thanks for the help,
Bill Phillips
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Title: Another Sockets question
Jeremy,
You
may want to take a look at
IO::Select->select
Hopes
this helps...If you would like the complete code, just e-mail
me.
Here
is an example used in a perl NT service ( This is only a stub). This code is in
the startup section.
$sock =
I am successfully reading the POP3 message. Next, I store the message
contents in the @mailmessage array. When I try to print the header tags -
nothing is printed. Any assistance would be appreciated. I have included the
code for your review.
Thank You
Paul
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could some one please help
i am taking a internet feed and wish to split it up into a mysql database
it is a real time comma deliminated fields with one record per line
or any example would be appriciated
this is as far as can go but figuring out how to get it from the socket to
variables is whe
If you are a mail administrator, then yes. If not, then no.
Sorry, I couldn't resist being terse. But actually, I'm not wrong. You
must first have permissions. Once that is established, then all you need
are the proper "hooks". Unfortunately, I don't know exactly what those
hooks ar
is there any way to create/manipulate exchanage mailboxes in
a perl script?
many thanks
sincerely,
tony brogan
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