Thanks Brian Raven and Bill Luebkert, MIME::Lite solved the problem.
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rting from a call to localtime (that is, @x
= localtime; stuff happens to @x; $y ends up "20051031";), the other's
read in as a string from a file.
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ok well
my $time = localtime(); returns : Mon Oct 31 15:35:34 2005
which is nice when you're doing a report for a
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To: Lincoln, Adym
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Subject: Re: Email with Outlook and Exchange...
Lincoln, Adym wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>Anyone know the best way to read/process email f
"MMDD". One of them gets ginned up into that format
starting from a call to time (that is, $x = time; stuff happens to $x; $y ends
up "20051031";), the other's read in as a string from a file.
Thanks, Deane
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>Date: Mon, 31 Oct 2005 16:12:55 +0800
>From: Foo Ji-Haw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: Email with Outlook and Exchange...
>
>Lincoln, Adym wrote:
>
>>Hi all,
>>
>>Anyone know the best way to read/process email from and
Outlook/Exchange
>>server using Perl. I thought it was with Win32::MAPI, bu
e; stuff happens to $x; $y ends up "20051031";),
: the other's read in as a string from a file.
Read perlfaq4:
How can I compare two dates and find the difference? and
How can I take a string and turn it into epoch seconds?
HTH,
Charles K. Clarkson
t; is, $x = time; stuff happens to $x; $y ends up "20051031";), the other's
> read in as a string from a file.
Some will say to use one of the Date modules, but I prefer to just
convert to epoch time and subtract.
use Time::Local;
$_ = '20051031';
$y = substr $_, 0, 4;
time; stuff happens to @x; $y ends up "20051031";), the other's read in as a string from a file.
Thanks, again!
Deane___
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Jason Rice <> wrote:
> We are using Mail::Sendmail to generate emails with attachments and
> sending them to clients. The generation and sending work fine, but we
> are running into some issues sending to some mail servers due to the
> following warning: MIME segment in MIME postamble vulnerability
both in the same > format: "MMDD". One of
them gets ginned up into that format starting from a call to time (that
is, $x =
> time; stuff happens to $x; $y ends up "20051031";), the other's read
in as a string from a file.
The best way is usually the simplest and
We are using Mail::Sendmail to generate emails with attachments and
sending them to clients. The generation and sending work fine, but we
are running into some issues sending to some mail servers due to the
following warning: MIME segment in MIME postamble vulnerability. Looking
up the error messag
Gurus,
A simple one: what's the best, quickest, way to get the difference between two dates. They're both in the same format: "MMDD". One of them gets ginned up into that format starting from a call to time (that is, $x = time; stuff happens to $x; $y ends up "2005
Petr Vileta <> wrote:
> I'm writing my first module. I want to set binding to
> action and I don't know how to do it.
> I want to invoke my procedure every time when
> $widget->configure(-option => value) is used and any value is
> changed.
>
> I write comething like this
>
> sub Populate
Hi!
I'm starting with Active Perl, and have some problems... :/
I wrote simple reverse proxy in C# for .net - i wrote own handler
(IHttpHandler), compile it to DLL and added line in web.config
Now, i need to write similar thing in Active Perl (i hope not to use .Net
Framework). Is it
Lincoln, Adym wrote:
Hi all,
Anyone know the best way to read/process email from and Outlook/Exchange
server using Perl. I thought it was with Win32::MAPI, but I can't seem
to locate the module(s). A search on google shows lots of links, but
they all come up 404'd (Not Found).
I see another
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