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From: "$Bill Luebkert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Administrador Internet | Intranet ESSAL S.A." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2003 7:27 PM
Subject: Re: $ENV{'AUTH_USER'}
> Administrador Internet | Intranet ESSAL S.A. wrote:
>
> > Hy G
Administrador Internet | Intranet ESSAL S.A. wrote:
> Hy Gurus
>
> in this lines
>
> while (($nombre, $valor) = each(%ENV)){
> print "$nombre = $valor\n";
> }
>
> why cant i see the USER or the Host that is conecting to the Intranet.
>
> the host machine that has the intranet is: WinNT 4 SP 5
Richard Thomas wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I use the "use File::Glob ':glob'" method for windows paths with spaces in.
> The variable that I pass into this function is read in from a configuration
> file and can be "C:\Program Files" (directory name) and can also be
> "logs\app.log" (specific filename).
>
Hy Gurus
in this lines
while (($nombre, $valor) = each(%ENV)){
print "$nombre = $valor\n";
}
why cant i see the USER or the Host that is conecting to the Intranet.
the host machine that has the intranet is: WinNT 4 SP 5 with Perl 5.6.1
René Morales Duarte
Administrador Intranet | Internet
Depa
Hi,
I use the "use File::Glob ':glob'" method for windows paths with spaces in.
The variable that I pass into this function is read in from a configuration
file and can be "C:\Program Files" (directory name) and can also be
"logs\app.log" (specific filename).
When I specify a directory with spa
On 11 Jul 03, Moreno, Javier (GXS, Softtek) ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I am doing some functions and I am using use strict on each sub block.
> However, there are some global variables that I cannot tamper with at the
> moment. I found one and just enclosed it into its no strict 'vars' block.
> H
Javier wrote
>So my question is, if you declare a 'global' variable, will it go into
package main? In other words, >is the following correct?
>$GLOBAL = 'hi';
>{
>use strict;
>print "$::GLOBAL\n";
>}
why don't you just use our to declare your Variable as global?
the followin
Title: Kinda general question
Hi all,
I am doing some functions and I am using use strict on each sub block. However, there are some global variables that I cannot tamper with at the moment. I found one and just enclosed it into its no strict 'vars' block. However I cannot do the same for al
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> It appears that the following unlink is failing on Win2k (Service Pack
> 3). It did work on Win 2k (sp2) & Win NT 4.0.
>
> Have any one seen this?
>
> I am using network setup Active Perl 5.6.1 (Build 633)
>
> $unlink_ccpid = unlink("$cc_ppid");
>exit (0);
Maybe th
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