Re: [Perl-unix-users] crontab

Try search.cpan.org for "cron"On 6/9/04, Mundell, R. (Ronald) <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote: Good Day All   Does anyone knows off a module or way to modify the crontab programmatically   Thank you,   Ronald Mundell   This email and any accompanying attachments may contain

Re: [Perl-unix-users] Help changing a password

On 6/24/04, Mundell, R. (Ronald) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Good Day All   I am trying to change a password in a Perl script. Does anyone know how to do this?   Eg.   passwd user1 Changing password for "user1" user1's Old password:  123456 user1's New password: abcde123 En

Re: [Perl-unix-users] FTP Question

Hmm, have you tried downloading in binary? Or the Encode library? Conor Lillis wrote: Hi, I have an issue with a file I am transferring using FTP. It contains some unusual Irish language chars, such as "PADRAIC Ó MáILLE", this appears in my target file as "PADRAIC Ë MßILLE". I am using NET::

[Perl-unix-users] Re: HTTP synch

Conor Lillis wrote: Hi, I have a script that uses shells to run a wget command, in order to synch a web site with a local folder. The web site is the source and the local folder is the destination. Currently it just blindly copies the website down to the local folder without performing any c

RE: [Perl-unix-users] Populating a spreadsheet from files

Ok, thanks to all…Spreadsheet::WriteExcel will do what I want but here is a few more questions.   I need to find the last row of data so that I can write to the next open row. I need to be able to change the range on a graph based on the new row so that it shows in

[Perl-unix-users] RE: FTP Question

Title: FTP Question issue resolved, when FTPing in biinary mode, and viewing the output in a command window, the chars were "wrong", in the actual file FTPed with binary mode switched on, they are what I was expecting. Hope I didnt waste anyone's time worrying over that one.   ---

[Perl-unix-users] Re: HTTP synch

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Conor Lillis wrote: | Hi, | I have a script that uses shells to run a wget command, in order to | synch a web site with a local folder. The web site is the source and the | local folder is the destination. | | Currently it just blindly copies the webs

[Perl-unix-users] RE: HTTP synch

Title: RE: HTTP synch Thanks to all who suggested the wget -m option, it is just the ticket ! Must read the man file more closely in future Must read the man file more closely in future Must read the man file more closely in future.. -Original Message- From: Darryl Ross [mailt

[Perl-unix-users] HTTP synch

Title: HTTP synch Hi, I have a script that uses shells to run a wget command, in order to synch a web site with a local folder. The web site is the source and the local folder is the destination. Currently it just blindly copies the website down to the local folder without performing any chec

[Perl-unix-users] FTP Question

Title: FTP Question Hi, I have an issue with a file I am transferring using FTP. It contains some unusual Irish language chars, such as "PADRAIC Ó MáILLE", this appears in my target file as "PADRAIC Ë MßILLE". I am  using NET::FTP to transfer the file, if anyone can offer insight on codepages