[Perl-unix-users] Speeding up the copying very large amounts of data from one /here to /there

2001-11-15 Thread John V. Pataki
All,   I am working on a program that will be copying a mass amount of data (files and subdirectories) from one location ( a NAS or external SCSI disk) to a local file system locatioin on a local SCSI disk. This is basically the first step to the installation of a large piece of sof

Re: [Perl-unix-users] Looking for Module like MIME::Lite with debugger

2001-11-15 Thread $Bill Luebkert
Byron Wise wrote: > I'm having some problems with a script that I wrote > using MIME::Lite. It seems some of the emails I send > out arn't being successfully sent. I'm looking for a > module that has some debugging features particularily > dealing with sendmail. You should be able to get debu

RE: [Perl-unix-users] Stoping a web based application

2001-11-15 Thread Thomas_M
B. Wise: > > I have a web based application that is triggered by a > > submit button. While this script is running is it > > possible via the same web page to have a button that > > will stop the process sort of like a cancel? Jason: > Short answer: No. You need to either kill the process from

[Perl-unix-users] Looking for Module like MIME::Lite with debugger

2001-11-15 Thread Byron Wise
I'm having some problems with a script that I wrote using MIME::Lite. It seems some of the emails I send out arn't being successfully sent. I'm looking for a module that has some debugging features particularily dealing with sendmail. Thanks for your help. Byron ___

Re: [Perl-unix-users] Stoping a web based application

2001-11-15 Thread Jason Purdy
Short answer: No. You need to either kill the process from the server, or create a separate web program to kill it. Jason If memory serves me right, on Thursday 15 November 2001 11:31, Byron Wise wrote: > I have a web based application that is triggered by a > submit button. While this scrip

[Perl-unix-users] Stoping a web based application

2001-11-15 Thread Byron Wise
I have a web based application that is triggered by a submit button. While this script is running is it possible via the same web page to have a button that will stop the process sort of like a cancel? Many thanks, Byron __ Do You Yahoo!? Find the

Re: [Perl-unix-users] SendMail

2001-11-15 Thread Jason Purdy
Assuming you have root/admin access to the sendmail server, you can check the maillog (usually /var/log). If you don't, then you may want to check out using a different module (other than MIME::Lite). I did a quick lil' look and it doesn't seem to have a debug mode. I have used a module in t