For the traditional method if you can't find a module or common method
just use the quote below the tilde, ie `ln -s /path/to/my/interest /
path/to/my/alias`, note if this will run in a cron, you will have to
give the full path ot ln, just do a "whereis ln" command (mine and
yours should be
been
modified to work correctly with OSX.
Dave Gomez
On 6/15/02 4:41 AM, "Mark Lowe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I¹m able to install all other modules without a problem...but the for some
> reason Make fails at the end of DBD::mysql Bundle via CPAN.
>
> Has any
What do you want to do with the ending, change it, kill it, or just know it.
To kill all of those types, you can use chop to remove the last character,
or better yet chomp to only remove \r or \n.
Dave gomez
Puneet,
Think I had same issues, and gave up and used gnuplot instead for some graph
creation, as it does put out graphs like the ones I use on my site well
(http://www.dkgomez.com/cgi-bin/housetemp.pl). Think I used fink to do the
install of gnuplot
Dave Gomez
On 10/10/02 2:27 PM, "P
tring of the command line
output, the server/browser may balk if it is not.
Also another thing to check, what's the apache error log say, (might be in
/var/log/httpd/error_log)
Dave gomez
On 10/23/02 8:31 PM, "Chuck Jacobson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> many of the
Not likely, as if you look at the ones that failed, dropping/adding a
database, those are the ones that need some particular permissions. You can
modify test scripts if you like, but if the access is working, you can
probably install and get to work on it.
dave gomez
> After make, I get s
here is a code example using find:file, note it is recursive, and will work
with where you are sitting, or a passed argument of start point including ~
Dave Gomez
#!/usr/bin/perl -lw
# fdirs - find all directories
@ARGV = qw(.) unless @ARGV;
use File::Find ();
sub find(&@) { &File::Fi
first line, a good check for this is just run the cgi from the command line,
you sometimes get a better error message.
Dave Gomez
On 11/11/02 9:49 AM, "John Delacour" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Now that I've got Apache2 behaving fairly well, I'm getting a couple
&g
send you the gzip of a
compiled version ready for install, or look at it via a diff, but that'll
take longer.
Dave Gomez
On 11/25/02 6:03 PM, "Rob Barris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> http://search.cpan.org/author/COOK/Device-SerialPort-0.12/SerialPort.pm
>
&
Lou,
try .\phonetic.pl and also make sure the first line contains
#!/usr/bin/perl (or variants which enable strict etc). If the first thing
works, all you need to do is add .\ into your paths within the .bashrc file.
Dave Gomez
On 8/27/03 4:56 PM, "Charlie Root" <[EMAIL PROT
Paolo,
try
s:string:$val1:
note by using : as the replacement delimiters, you don't have to
escape the forward slashes. You will have to worry if the strings you
have there contain colons tho, although your variable strings should be
ok
Dave
On Nov 14, 2003, at 8:25 AM, xweb
ns, as I didn't want to
do it offline.
Dave Gomez
On Mar 16, 2004, at 11:13 AM, Bill Stephenson wrote:
I was wondering if anyone here is using a MacOS X box with a fixed IP
cable DSL account as a commercial grade web server? Is this a
reasonable alternative to using a hosting company like
The one I caught was that you couldn't run it from the command line
with proper permissions. Do a "whereis perl" to ensure it's there, a
perl -v to check it's info, and verify that you can run the script from
the commandline.
dave
On Apr 22, 2004, at 6:59 AM, Eric Curts wrote:
Greetings!
Bruce,
depending on the platform of the originating text file, and in OSX that
covers 2 bases really, the newline character is different.
Moc OS9 & below = \r
Unix = \n
Dos = \n\r
OSX = \n but many text files are still \r from legacy
So, to make you code good all around, try this instead
if ($
Albert,
check out CPAN, you should find something like Device::Serialport , I've
used a slightly modified version to talk to a keyspan device.
dave
On 3/7/05 12:13 PM, "Albert Kaltenbaeck" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I run a mac server and want to control an external DishNetworks Sat.
> rece
PC,
sounds like one of two things, mail is not setup correctly, or you are
using possibly an account without priveledges.
Dave
On 6/2/05 3:48 PM, "PChase" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to send email using MIME::Lite.pm. On one computer it works
> fine,
> and on another I g
SFS,
been a while, but I do remember getting it to work bi
directionaly, and also know that eh Keyspan works well.
try this for your output statements:
$count_out = $obj->write($output_string);
warn "write failed\n" unless ($count_out);
warn "write incomplete\n" if ( $c
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