Several solutions if you're under NT (otherwise ignore).. (was Re: How canI get Process information with minimal impact on system?)

2001-06-28 Thread Mark A Sta-Ana
Hi Scott, Here's the solutions I've recommended (in order of preference): #1 PDL w/ Perl PDL is a perfmon data logger which runs as an NT server on the box. Comes with the NT reskit under LOGTOOLS directory. When you set it up it has the same interface as Perfmon (see last recomme

Re: Binary File Upload Problem

2001-06-28 Thread Shariman Azeze
Hi Bill, Thank you very much... after more than a year trying... it finally works! Hmmm... can't believe myself that I oversaw that. Thanks again. Now I'm able to upgrade my web application for my dept. -SHARIMAN AZEZE- Bill Stennett wrote:  do you need to do the "binmode()" command on the fil

Re: regular expression help please

2001-06-28 Thread Jenda Krynicky
> (2) but at the same time, there are a number of lines containing data > that I want to delete the whole line for (example - any line that has > xwy or abc, I do not want to write out to the new file.) > > I put the values in an array, hoping to use the regular expression > match on > a single

RE: Binary File Upload Problem

2001-06-28 Thread Bill Stennett
do you need to do the "binmode()" command on the file handle of the file you are writing perhaps e.g   open (TESTFILE,">$SAVE_DIRECTORY\\try2.gif");binmode(TESTFILE)   I haven't tried this out but it's just a thought.   Bill Stennett -Original Message-From:

Binary File Upload Problem

2001-06-28 Thread Shariman Azeze
Hello, I'm trying to create a File Upload script which recieve the file via HTML form. However, when ever the file is a binary file (i.e. image, compiled script) the upload will always produced a corrupted file. FYI, I'm using ActivePerl Build 519 and running the script on a WinNT Server. The sa