>For quite some time I was happily using ActivePerl & PWS, but recently
>reinstalled a fresh windows, and hence came to reinstalling ActivePerl
>However, this time I decided to use Apache instead of PWS. At first I was
>happy, it all seemed to work. However, I have perl scripts on various
>differ
From: "Ken Fair" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I was wondering how I send a reply to the list if I get messages in
> Digest mode? I get the messages OK now if I know the answer ( very
> seldom) I only have the choice of sending to the particular user not
> the list.
Well ... so the add
Thank you so much. Actually, another gentleman responded to my inquiry as
well, and upon further investigation, I found I was running a 1999 version of
the adminmisc.dll. I upgraded to the 2000 (July 8th), and it's working
perfectly now!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>Mack,
>
>I don't know if you've
Should the first line be:
if ($word[0] eq $word2[0])
???
Eric
Eric Winter, SSAI, NASA GSFC Code 692
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On Mon, 22 Apr 2002, Angel Taubner wrote:
>
>
> Good morning,
>
> This is probably just something stupid I've done to the syntax but I've
Hello Group
I was wondering how I send a reply to the list if I get messages in Digest
mode? I get the messages OK now if I know the answer ( very seldom) I only
have the choice of sending to the particular user not the list. Can I reply
on the web?
http://listserv.activestate.com/mailman/list
Hi.
For quite some time I was happily using ActivePerl & PWS, but recently
reinstalled a fresh windows, and hence came to reinstalling ActivePerl
However, this time I decided to use Apache instead of PWS. At first I was
happy, it all seemed to work. However, I have perl scripts on various
di
hth,
You wrote, "I would double check both of these..."
1) I double check the Security settings on both CGI-BIN directory and
parent directories. The IUSR_V2001 has been set as default.
2) My .pl file extension should establish to run with Perl.
because if I point to something other site suc
thanks all of you.. it works..i might bother you guys with this trivial
question again..
but after coming from different environment and language i am getting a feel
that perl is really cool and lot of these small stuffs can be done with perl
lot easily instead of writing big C or C++ programs..
Rajib,
I believe you are having a problem because of what readdir returns. readdir
returns an array of file names from the directory. The first two files in
the directory are always the current directory (.) and the parent
directory(..). If you stuff the contents of the readdir into an array a