Hi Mark,
Mark Knoop wrote on Tue, Dec 11, 2007 at 01:04:29PM -:
> Somebody else suggested:
>> my $parser = Config::Scoped->new(... warnings => {permissions =>
>> 'off'});
> ...but this is exactly what I was after!
Perhaps i'm stating the obvious, but as nobody else mentioned this:
You shoul
Thanks Brian,
I don't see how I missed that file. I'll follow the web link mentioned there &
see what happens next.
Curtis
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Curtis Leach <> wrote:
> Can anyone help?
>
> I'm trying to install Math::GMP which is a required dependency for
> SFTP & GMP.c is failing to compile.
>
> I'm attempting to install this on an AIX box using perl 5.8.8 that I
> downloaded & compiled from Active State.
>
> I ran "perl Makefile.PL
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Malony
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Subject: Re: Net::FTP problem ?
> I had the same problem. I had to find an older copy of Net:FTP, from
the 5.6 ActivePerl, and copied that over > the 5.8
Can anyone help?
I'm trying to install Math::GMP which is a required dependency for SFTP
& GMP.c is failing to compile.
I'm attempting to install this on an AIX box using perl 5.8.8 that I
downloaded & compiled from Active State.
I ran "perl Makefile.PL" without any issues, but when I run "make"
I had the same problem. I had to find an older copy of Net:FTP, from the
5.6 ActivePerl, and copied that over the 5.8's version.
Perl 5.8, Net::FTP v 2.77
when we downgrade to Perl 5.6, Net::FTP is v 2.72
Somewhere in there it broke. Thanks for sending this, I'd actually
forgotten about it. Ho
> It could be as simple as:
>
> In a file called MyConfig.pm:
>
> -
> use strict;
> use warnings;
>
> package MyConfig;
>
> use base "Config::Scoped";
>
> sub permissions_validate { return 1; }
> --
I was just looking at going down this route
Mark Knoop <> wrote:
>>> A quick look at the documentation for Config::Scoped suggests that
>>> it expected behaviour unless permission checks are disabled. grep
>>> the documentation for 'permission' for more info, particularly the
>>> permissions_validate function.
>>
>> All I can say in my defe
>> A quick look at the documentation for Config::Scoped suggests that it
>> expected behaviour unless permission checks are disabled. grep the
>> documentation for 'permission' for more info, particularly the
>> permissions_validate function.
>
> All I can say in my defence was that it was very l
Hello Brian,
I have checked - the line endings seem to be correct.
There is x'0d0a' at the end of each line. And it worked with the
ActivePerl version I installed about year ago. Unfortunately I don't
remember the version it worked with, but it
Mark Knoop <> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I know there are loads of these but I tried using Config::Scoped as
> it was mentioned in one of the O'Reilly books and seemed to do what I
> needed. I'm using it on a Windows 2003 Server and for some reason
> unless I mark the file as read only it bombs out saying it
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Mariusz Stakowski
Sent: 11 December 2007 10:37
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Subject: Net::FTP problem ?
> Hello,
>
> I've just reinstalled Active Perl ony my Windows machine. But
I h
Hi
I know there are loads of these but I tried using Config::Scoped as it was
mentioned in one of the O'Reilly books and seemed to do what I needed. I'm
using it on a Windows 2003 Server and for some reason unless I mark the file
as read only it bombs out saying its unsecure as the file is writ
Hello,
I've just reinstalled Active Perl ony my Windows machine. But I
have a problem wth sending jobs from Windows to IBM Mainframe.
Here is a simple program sending JCL to mainframe:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use Net::FTP;
my $zbior = $ARGV[0];
use constant HOS
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