Lynn. Rickards wrote:
...
> tested and working for me:
...
The repositories are now back up and seem to be fine. Thanks again to
everyone who reported this!
JeffG
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> Is anyone else having problems with the Active State repositories? I'm
> getting this message:
>
> Searching in Active Repositories
> Error: No valid repositories: Error: This SOAP server does not expose a
> PPM3-compatible interface. Specifically, it does not implement the
> ppm_p
Sorry for the inconvenience! The ppm repositories are currently misconfigured,
and are returning the error you mention below. We hope to have them back up and
running correctly this morning some time.
cheers, JeffG
On Tue, May 23, 2006 at 09:13:41AM -0600, Wayne Simmons wrote:
> Is anyone else
[EMAIL PROTECTED] <> wrote:
>>> #this part is new and confuses myself
>>> push (@{$sessionids{$session->{pathname}}},{$session->{id}});
push
>>> (@{$sessionusers{$session->{pathname}}},{$session->{username}});
>>
>> Why the braces? You are creating anonymous hashes. Also too many
>> unnece
hi lars --
In a message dated 5/23/2006 8:43:34 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I've cleaned my code quite a bit now with that help, and needed to add
a> functionality too... Now I guess (though I *think* I start to
understand a> bit more), I'm strung in the wo
Is anyone else having problems with the Active State repositories? I'm
getting this message:
Searching in Active Repositories
Error: No valid repositories: Error: This SOAP server does not expose a
PPM3-compatible interface. Specifically, it does not implement the
ppm_protocol() method. Please in
> > #this part is new and confuses myself
> > push (@{$sessionids{$session->{pathname}}},{$session->{id}});
> > push
> > (@{$sessionusers{$session->{pathname}}},{$session->{username}});
>
> Why the braces? You are creating anonymous hashes. Also too many
> unnecessary brackets. Also, g
[EMAIL PROTECTED] <> wrote:
>> Perl hashes allow us to avoid loops like the one for @keys.
>> The keys in a hash can be tested without looping over each key.
>> Here's a rewrite of List_Sessions(). Unfortunately, I am pressed for
>> time today and can't walk you through the changes. Look at it
> and below I try to print in the table the path, then the users and
> sessionids, but I only get something like this:
>
> HASH(0x19a6704) HASH(0x19a6680) HASH(0x19a6644)
>
> so it seems i'm not completely dereferencing the hash... but
> shouldn't I
> then get a "ARRAY(0x283823)" instead, since
> Perl hashes allow us to avoid loops like the one for @keys.
> The keys in a hash can be tested without looping over each key.
> Here's a rewrite of List_Sessions(). Unfortunately, I am pressed
> for time today and can't walk you through the changes. Look at
> it and ask questions to the list.
Ooops ... my mistake!
A session creator shdn't be a process group leader.
Thanks anyways,
Arijit
--- Arijit Das <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Any idea what am I doing wrong here...? Why isn't
> setsid working?
>
> Thanks,
> Arijit
>
> vgamd129> ./test.pl
> 21544: My pgid = 21544
> $sess_id =
Any idea what am I doing wrong here...? Why isn't
setsid working?
Thanks,
Arijit
vgamd129> ./test.pl
21544: My pgid = 21544
$sess_id = -1
vgamd129> cat test.pl
#!/depot/qsc/VG1.0/bin/perl
use POSIX;
setpgrp($$, $$);
$gpid = getpgrp();
print "$$: My pgid = $gpid\n";
$sess_id = POSIX::setsid(
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