Re: perlapp

Octavian Rasnita wrote: Oh yes, but Java can be crypted... I mean not crypted, there is another term for that kind of code manipulation for not allowing others to get it. You mean obfuscation. Yeah well that works more to deter than outright prevention. Wait for Perl 6. It will compile every

Re: perlapp

Oh yes, but Java can be crypted... I mean not crypted, there is another term for that kind of code manipulation for not allowing others to get it. I think I understand why the guys from ActiveState don't answer these questions. The source code is protected only by hiding it, so if a bad guy finds

RE: perlapp

I use perl2exe software's evaluation version to create Perl executables. However I haven't tried to break it. I don't know how secure it is. Thanks & Regards, Sandeep Deshpande -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Foo Ji-Haw Sent: Wednesday, Decem

Re: perlapp

I think your question has been asked periodically, and it seems that there are no good answers available to date. All of us product people have the same concerns. If it is any consolation to you, Java is just as easy to decompile. I've seen my guys do it before me. Octavian Rasnita wrote:

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Re: A Suspicious Regexp

In a message dated 12/27/2005 5:24:39 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > Wizards (if there's any around this week), > > > > I've got a regexp I'm using to replace one SID in an HKEY_USERS registry > > key with another, but I'm beginning to suspec

Re: Best module for sending e-mail?

From: "Brian H. Oak" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Robert, > > Thanks for the suggestion, but Mail::Sender fails pretty soon down the > list of requirements: Mail::Sender can only send mail to a server on > port 25/TCP. As far as I can tell, Mail::Sender only fulfills the > first item on the requirement

perlapp

Hi, I want to create Windows executables with perlapp and distribute them to others. I heard that the code is "somehow protected" but what does this mean? How hard is to break that protection and find the code? Is the code kept in memory from where it can be dumped? Can it be found in clear ther

Re: Best module for sending e-mail?

On Dec 27, 2005, at 16:13, Brian H. Oak wrote: Thanks for the suggestion, but Mail::Sender fails pretty soon down the list of requirements: Mail::Sender can only send mail to a server on port 25/TCP. As far as I can tell, Mail::Sender only fulfills the first item on the requirements list. Th

Re: A Suspicious Regexp

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Wizards (if there's any around this week), > > I've got a regexp I'm using to replace one SID in an HKEY_USERS registry > key with another, but I'm beginning to suspect there's something wrong > with it. It does work, but in fiddling with it, I discovered that it > s

RE: Best module for sending e-mail?

Robert, Thanks for the suggestion, but Mail::Sender fails pretty soon down the list of requirements: Mail::Sender can only send mail to a server on port 25/TCP. As far as I can tell, Mail::Sender only fulfills the first item on the requirements list. These are exactly the kinds of shortcomings t

A Suspicious Regexp

Wizards (if there's any around this week), I've got a regexp I'm using to replace one SID in an HKEY_USERS registry key with another, but I'm beginning to suspect there's something wrong with it. It does work, but in fiddling with it, I discovered that it still works when it shouldn't (I think).

RE: Best module for sending e-mail?

> Here's my requirement list: > > >> Must stand alone, not rely on any MTA on localhost > > >> Must be configurable for SMTP server and port > > >> Must be SMTP AUTH capable > > >> Must auto-negotiate TLS when it's available > > >> Must be able to use SSL when so configured > > >> Must work w

Best module for sending e-mail?

Hi all, I need to send automated e-mail reports from Windows boxes, with no sendmail or other MTA available. I've tried several modules so far and, although I've been able to mostly make them work, none of them has satisfied all of my requirements -- much less my admittedly idealistic wishes. Pl

Re: SCCS in Linux

SCCS is the Source Code Control System, the precursor to CVS, and at one time I think that CVS was built on top of SCCS, but that might not be true any more... Tony [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Quoting Sandeep Deshpande <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: How can I install SCCS in Linux, is there any documen