Wiggins D'Anconia wrote:
The snippet you sent worked fine for me both at the command line and
through CGI (Linux RH 8.0, Apache 2.x, Perl 5.8.0, Mozilla 1.2.x). Is
there anything abnormal about your perl setup? What version of Perl and
IPC::Open2 do you have? Are the permissions set correct o
Hi!
I wish you all a happy and prosperous new year!
Never change a running system! I did upgrade from Red Hat Linux 7.3 to 8
(German Personal Edition) and since then I had nothing but trouble.
I do CGI-Programming using Apache, Perl 5.8, MySQL and as Webbrowser,
Mozilla. As I work on German we
Anette Seiler wrote:
Is there some central variable in Linux which gives the character set
used? I ask, because I seem to have this problem all over. Nedit or Vim
cannot display diacritics, even the console has problems.
Yes, the (my) variables are:
LANG=cs_CZ
LANGUAGE=cs
LC_ALL=cs_CZ
LC_CTY
NAME
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1/2/2003 7:06:21 PM
Whe I try to run ppm i get this message:
faield to load ppm_dat file.
Can't use an undefined value as a SCALAR reference at C:/perl/site/lib/ppm.pm line
1636, line 40.
I need to instal DBI.pm to use for mysql but i cant load ppm
Help pls,
maxa
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At a loss for what else you can try, with the exception of starting over
with that file and try rewriting it, never know that sometimes helps for
no apparent reason :-). Sorry I couldn't be of more help
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Miroslav Suchy wrote:
Wiggins D'Anconia wrote:
The snippet you se
I am fairly new to perl, so this is probably looks like a silly question:
I am trying to write text to a file as specified by the query string
environment variable. Since the file names are all numbers, I'm using a
regex to strip anything other than a digit from the variable, and assign the
new va
