Re: Problems install Text::Iconv

On Thursday, May 2, 2002, at 11:21 , Ward W. Vuillemot wrote: > I am trying to get, ultimately, XML::SAX and some of its own supporting > modules (e.g. XML::SAX::ParserFactory which needs XML::SAX::Writer which > needs Text::Iconv). How how the merry nymphs dance and prance on m' > forehead. Arg

Problems install Text::Iconv

I am trying to get, ultimately, XML::SAX and some of its own supporting modules (e.g. XML::SAX::ParserFactory which needs XML::SAX::Writer which needs Text::Iconv). How how the merry nymphs dance and prance on m' forehead. Argh! Has anyone encountered this? Here is the output from an install.

Re: Accessing Samba - Mount Volume Possible?

-hcir Good to hear from you. I will try your code, but could you tell me exactly how you create the password file? Do you use the shell and where do you put it? Thanks, Jason Bourque Co-Director Boston AppleScript Users Group On 5/1/02 4:24 PM, "nellA hciR" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > #

Re: Accessing Samba - Mount Volume Possible?

Well, I actually write AppleScript for a living and use Dave on OS 9 to mount everyting outside of appletalk. But yesterday my copy of Dave X came in and would you know its not scriptable! I contacted support and they said it was not them but OS X that had limited AppleScript support. And that

Re: Accessing Samba - Mount Volume Possible?

On Wed, 1 May 2002, David Souza wrote: > NFS Mounts: > > > At 2:42 PM -0500 5/1/02, Matthew Langford wrote: > >I've read, also, that smbmounting more than one fileshare causes kernel > >instability. Does anybody know what list

Re: Accessing Samba - Mount Volume Possible?

On 5/1/02 3:29 PM, "Randy Boring" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Pre-warning, I'm biased, as I work for Thursby Software Systems, Inc. > I'll keep that in mind. :) > Samba is mostly a server, so it's not likely that you really want to > mount _via_ Samba, you probably want to mount a Samba volum

Re: Accessing Samba - Mount Volume Possible?

>On Wed, 1 May 2002, Jason Bourque wrote: > >> Is it possible to write a perl script that will mount a share via samba? >> >> Any sample code would be great. > >Great question! I'm interested in this, too. I think smbmount might be >the command to use, but I haven't been able to get it to work.

Re: Accessing Samba - Mount Volume Possible?

#!/usr/bin/perl if(-f "/users/userid/.nsmbrc") { print "mounting share\n"; system('mount_smbfs -W workgroupname //username@domain/share /users/userid/myshare'); } else { print "password file does not exist\n"; } __END__ contents of ~/.nsmbrc [DOMAIN:USE

Re: Accessing AFP remote volumes?

At 16:04 -0400 5/1/02, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >While we're on the subject of remote volumes, I've been trying to figure out >how to automate mounting "normal" AFP volume from Perl (or the Terminal -- >it just has to let Perl read & write files) in OS X. The servers require ID >& password. Just

Re: Accessing Samba - Mount Volume Possible?

NFS Mounts: At 2:42 PM -0500 5/1/02, Matthew Langford wrote: >On Wed, 1 May 2002, Jason Bourque wrote: > >> Is it possible to write a perl script that will mount a share via samba? >> >> Any sample code would be great. > >Grea

Re: Accessing AFP remote volumes?

At 4:04 PM -0400 5/1/02, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >While we're on the subject of remote volumes, I've been trying to figure out >how to automate mounting "normal" AFP volume from Perl (or the Terminal -- >it just has to let Perl read & write files) in OS X. The servers require ID >& password. > >R

Accessing AFP remote volumes?

While we're on the subject of remote volumes, I've been trying to figure out how to automate mounting "normal" AFP volume from Perl (or the Terminal -- it just has to let Perl read & write files) in OS X. The servers require ID & password. Right now, I'm using FTP to access these remote volumes.

Re: Accessing Samba - Mount Volume Possible?

On Wednesday, May 1, 2002, at 02:39 PM, Jason Bourque wrote: > Hello, > > Is it possible to write a perl script that will mount a share via samba? > just `backtick` it? (untested) > Any sample code would be great. > > Thanks, > > Jason Bourque > > -- Lou Moran [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://ellem.

Re: Accessing Samba - Mount Volume Possible?

On Wed, 1 May 2002, Jason Bourque wrote: > Is it possible to write a perl script that will mount a share via samba? > > Any sample code would be great. Great question! I'm interested in this, too. I think smbmount might be the command to use, but I haven't been able to get it to work. I've

Re: DBI

Roland Butler wrote: >Does any one have any tips for installing perl modules > >I have tried to install the DBI module using CPAN and manually, but both >times I cannot seem to get then to connect up? > >Thank you > >roland > > > could you elaborate more on the error? as far as I know, there a

DBI

Does any one have any tips for installing perl modules I have tried to install the DBI module using CPAN and manually, but both times I cannot seem to get then to connect up? Thank you roland

Re: Getting the path of a running process from OS X Perl

At 11:33 AM +1000 4/29/2002, Ken Williams wrote: >Perhaps you don't need to. Maybe you could just use the "open" >command in the shell (see "man open") to open it without a >path. You can do things like this: > > open -a com.barebones.bbedit file.txt > >That will find BBEdit, wherever it is,

Accessing Samba - Mount Volume Possible?

Hello, Is it possible to write a perl script that will mount a share via samba? Any sample code would be great. Thanks, Jason Bourque