Craig-
There are upgrades like the one from ME/2k to XP home that are XP home to
XP pro. you just need to buy it at the store or from microsoft.
My father was recently looking into it and I know the networking
functionality isn't there since he researches anything he is thinking
about before d
Craig Cardimon wrote:
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>>Americo-
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>>I see you state that it is xp HOME. you should know that HOME has a LOT of
>>the networking features permanently removed. While I don't know as much as
>>Jan about perl, and his response may solve your problem, I do know that
>
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Americo-
I see you state that it is xp HOME. you should know that HOME has a LOT of
the networking features permanently removed. While I don't know as much as
Jan about perl, and his response may solve your problem, I do know that
HOME is NOT meant to run as a server
FWIW, wouldn't a constant that changes, or can be changed, violate the
very definition of a constant? I normally call them variables. ;)
Kind regards
Glenn Deans
Sr. Systems Engineer
Siemens Business Services, Inc.
Bellefontaine, OH USA
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On Wed, 07 Dec 2005, Jan Dubois wrote:
> Or you can define a normal subroutine:
>
> sub DATA_COLS () { $os eq 'X') ? 6 : 7 }
>
> assuming $os will not change during the lifetime of your program.
I just realize that I should have emphasized the importance of specifying
the empty prototype for
Americo-
I see you state that it is xp HOME. you should know that HOME has a LOT of
the networking features permanently removed. While I don't know as much as
Jan about perl, and his response may solve your problem, I do know that
HOME is NOT meant to run as a server while PRO IS meant to have
Thanks. I've found the problem. The package has not been correctly adressed by CGI server. I've forgotten to use the lib directive to use the packages on the sam directory than the CGI server. == server.cgi #!D:/dev/Perl/Bin/Perl.exe -w# hello.cgi - H
I just RTFM on constant. It's valued at compile time, so I'm scrood.
In the immortal words of Emily Littella, "never mind."
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> Wizards & Wise Ones,
>
> Is there a way to have a constant take on different values? I've
> tried the code below, and all I get as a value for DATA_COLS is seven.
> Always seven.
>
> use Getopt::Std;
>
> my %opts;
>
> getopts( 'o:', \%opts );
>
>
On Wed, 07 Dec 2005, Américo Albuquerque wrote:
> The problem is that the server only work for around 20 connections, after
> that I get the "Can't fork: Resource temporarily unavailable" error. The
> function that does the fork has a exit so it exits from the child but it
> seams that it doesn't c
Wizards & Wise Ones,
Is there a way to have a constant take on different values? I've tried the code below, and all I get as a value for DATA_COLS is seven. Always seven.
use Getopt::Std;
my %opts;
getopts( 'o:', \%opts );
my $os = $opts{'o'};
use co
Well...my task can as well be done by the dup business...but I had a strong feeling that reopening STDOUT should be possible, though I don't have the solution yet. Thanks anyways for your time. -ArijitBrian Raven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: From: [EMAIL PROTECTED][mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] O
Hello
I have a server application running on a WinXP Home Edition withSP2. It
accepts connections, fork to create a child that would deal with the
connection so the server would be ready to accept new connections.
The server acts as a fork for POP protocol. it accept connection from a
cl
Sham-
please read the link then re-read your posts. if you honestly need help,
repost in a way that isn't asking us to do YOUR work but is a legitimate
seeking of help.
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
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> If one goes for overkill and looks for somethin
Hi,
i need to retrieve attribute list from a bugzilla database, how can ido it? can
anyone help me?For example: if synopsis is the label then the attribute name
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thedatabase. its a mysql database.if any of you already have wr
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Subject: Reopening STDOUT - howto?
> In Perl, after closing STDOUT, how can I reopen it?
>
> print "Writing to
In Perl, after closing STDOUT, how can I reopen it? print "Writing to STDOUT before closing STDOUT..."; close STDOUT; open STDOUT, ... print "Writing back to STDOUT..."; Thanks, Arijit
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