RE: Excel - Spreadsheet::WriteExcel

2007-02-20 Thread Michael Tempest
Daniel Wilson wrote: > I believe, I have hit the limit of Spreadsheet::WriteExcel. > > I have built (using Spreadsheet::WriteExcel) a workbook with seven > sheets containing data from numerous sources and hit a brick wall. I > need to add six additional sheets of embedded charts, using the data >

Excel - Spreadsheet::WriteExcel

2007-02-20 Thread Daniel Wilson
Hello I believe, I have hit the limit of Spreadsheet::WriteExcel. I have built (using Spreadsheet::WriteExcel) a workbook with seven sheets containing data from numerous sources and hit a brick wall. I need to add six additional sheets of embedded charts, using the data on the previous alrea

Excel - Spreadsheet::WriteExcel

2007-02-20 Thread Daniel Wilson
Hello I believe, I have hit the limit of Spreadsheet::WriteExcel. I have built (using Spreadsheet::WriteExcel) a workbook with seven sheets containing data from numerous sources and hit a brick wall. I need to add six additional sheets of embedded charts, using the data on the previous alrea

Re: regarding Net::Telnet

2007-02-20 Thread Bill Luebkert
ukhas jean wrote: > no ... its id01 and not idl01 ... sorry made a typo!!! The suggestion to try the IP address is also a good idea. I ran your script to localhost with a telnet daemon running on XP and it worked fine (I used a different command than who and commented out the improper Ctrl-C), bu

RE: regarding Net::Telnet

2007-02-20 Thread Brian Raven
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of ukhas jean Sent: 20 February 2007 08:05 To: Active Perl Subject: regarding Net::Telnet > Hi all ... had a problem executing this script which tries to run a "who" command on a unix host id01. > 'use strict; use warnings;' missing. A

Re: regarding Net::Telnet

2007-02-20 Thread ukhas jean
no ... its id01 and not idl01 ... sorry made a typo!!! Bill Luebkert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: ukhas jean wrote: > Hi all ... had a problem executing this script which tries to run a > "who" command on a unix host id01. > > use Net::Telnet; > > my $host = "id01"; > my $port = "1800"; > my $t

Re :regarding Net::Telnet

2007-02-20 Thread sandeep s kumar
  Hi ,  why don\'t you try this code and see ..$t = new Net::Telnet (Timeout => 1000, Prompt => ); $username=\"*\"; $password=\"**\"; $t->open(\"id01\"); $t->login($username, $password);regards,sandeep s kumarukhas jean wroteHi all ... had a problem executing this script which tri

Re: regarding Net::Telnet

2007-02-20 Thread Bill Luebkert
ukhas jean wrote: > Hi all ... had a problem executing this script which tries to run a > "who" command on a unix host id01. > > use Net::Telnet; > > my $host = "id01"; > my $port = "1800"; > my $t = new Net::Telnet (Timeout => 10); > $t->open(Host => $host, Port => $port); > $t->login("abc",

regarding Net::Telnet

2007-02-20 Thread ukhas jean
Hi all ... had a problem executing this script which tries to run a "who" command on a unix host id01. use Net::Telnet; my $host = "id01"; my $port = "1800"; my $t = new Net::Telnet (Timeout => 10); $t->open(Host => $host, Port => $port); $t->login("abc", "123"); my @lines = $t->cmd(