Hi Bill et al ...
I have connected successfully to my remote linux machine using Net::Telnet
and am able to execute commands like pwd, ls, who, etc. ... but ... there is
one command that is troubling me ... the "cd" command ...
Sorry to say, but, I cant see it mentioned in documentation
I am trying to run a perl script. I have downloaded the Net::Pcap module and
Net library as required, yet wwhen I try to run the script I get the
following error:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ perl ./arpcollect.pl
Can't load
'/usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.8/i386-linux-thread-multi/auto/Net/Pcap/Pcap.so'
f
I am having trouble using the latest version(s) of ImageMagick (6.3.1-Q8
and 6.3.1-Q16) with PerlEx.
I am getting the message (with 6.3.1-Q8)
Can't load 'C:/Perl/site/lib/auto/Image/Magick/Magick.dll' for module
Image::Magick: load_file:Recursion too deep; the stack overflowed at
C:/Perl/lib/
I have a PerlEx application that occasionally consumes a big chunk of
memory. This is usually fine on my server. Watching task manager, I see
an occasional spike to 600 or 800 MB. When the operation is over, the
memory seems to be freed correctly since it always drops back to 300MB.
However, durin
For Unix/Linuz a crude way I've done it for single user systems is to
have a process started and put into the background when the user logs
in. For example, in /etc/profile.d/fake_server_prog.csh put the line
/etc/fake_server_prog.pl &
where fake_server_prog.pl is my perl program and I keep it
Burchell, James wrote:
> To all,
>
> Is there a way to write a perl application
> and let it run as a service [ without using
> SRVANY or other proprietary tool] ?
>
> I've been looking and cannot see it.
>
> An example might be a program that looks
> at a directory and watches for a file to appe
To all,
Is there a way to write a perl application
and let it run as a service [ without using
SRVANY or other proprietary tool] ?
I've been looking and cannot see it.
An example might be a program that looks
at a directory and watches for a file to appear.
Can the service be hidden ?
Thank
