On Fri, 02 Jul 2004, Jonathan Crowther wrote:
> I'm trying to install Archive-Zip on perl using PPM on a Windows XP
> machine but get an error. Does anyone know a way around this problem?
>
> Perl version is 5.6.1 built for MSWin32-x86-multi-thread Binary build
> 629 provided by ActiveState Tool Co
can log4perl be used in a distributed environment... in other words, can i
have multiple apps on multiple systems within the netowrk writing to the log
file?
also, what happenes if the log file is unable to be reached... does the log
app utilize some form of queuing to maintain the logged msgs.. o
The OLE browser shows that attribute as being of type VTDATE. This
little function should convert the value to standard Perl epoch time
sub vtfiletime {
my $vt = shift;
$vt = substr($vt, 0, 11); # strip off anything past seconds
$vt -= 11644473600;
return $vt;
}
If the problem is with the windows timeout session on a network connection
then you can fix this with the following steps:
Start -> Run -> Regedit
go to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SYSTEM/CurrentControlSet/Services/Tcpip/Parameters
add TcpMaxDataRetransmissions as Data Type REG_DWORD and se
Greetings,
I'm trying to do a simple integration with outlook, the messages use a
DateTime Type as the CreationTime.
Does anyone out there know how to convert these DateTime Values to something
useable ?
Thanks,
Lenny
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If the browser is IE, it's known to be very bad with large files.
Have you tried this when using a non-IE browser, like Netscape 7?
IE has issues at the TCP/IP level (timeouts, windows, buffers, whatever - I
don't remember). IE also is slow (believe it or not) copying files from its
temporary dow
On 7 Jul 2004 at 17:23, Matthias Flury wrote:
> The file has a size of 37 MB. The network is a 100MB net.
Is bandwidth throttling enabled in IIS? What's your actual
throughput?
Is the network choked, or are you the only one using it?
Any traffic shaping going on in the router(s)? What's t
Hi
I have the followin problem. I have to acquire, manipulate and deliver a
large PDF file by a perl script. The fetching of the file takes 0.3 sec
(from the same IIS), manipulation takes 10 s and the delivery to the
browser takes about 35 seconds. The delivery is done by the following
code:
I've worked with log4 2 times, and am using it on my current contract for
a monitoring system. In each case, it did not live up to the task for
complex,, high-performance monitoring.
To put it succinctly, Log4 is a java implementation ported to Perl, with
all the flexibility of Java and all the se
bruce wrote:
i'm looking into using log4perl, has anybody ever used/implemented the
package...???
any thoughts/comments/opinions/experieinces/etc...
thanks...
-bruce
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i'm looking into using log4perl, has anybody ever used/implemented the
package...???
any thoughts/comments/opinions/experieinces/etc...
thanks...
-bruce
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Eko Budiharto wrote:
>
> Hi,
> Right now, I am trying to access an email and take the header only. I
> read the CPAN and find the EMAIL:MIME, it access the contents, it
> doesn't tell that I can access the header as well with that module.
> Can someone tell me what module that I can use to access
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