Could someone let me know how I take out any non printable characters from a
string, i.e. anything except a-z, 0-9, space, and I think anything upto a
tilda , if it's possible in 1 regex it would be great..
thanks
Geoff
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I'm using the MIME::Entity module to send emails, I have a small question,
if I'm using a form on an apache server (site www.metalogicplc.com ), and
the user enters his email address say [EMAIL PROTECTED] on the form, is
there a way around having the hostdomain email address appear in the headers
Can anyone tell me if this variable is actually UNIQUE? i.e, if 2 people log
into an intranet site what are the chances of this variable returning the
same ID twice?
tia
geoff
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could someone tell me how to pad right to left with spaces in a srintf
function..
ie. how to convert "001023" into "001023" where s is a space..
tia Geoff
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well, I'm just not sure where to go now!! :o(
I've got a system, where emails are being sent out with text in the body.
When a user replies to this email, I'm trying to get the body of the message
and then decipher the text.
For 99% of the time this works fine.
they way I'm doing this is using t
I have a small problem which maybe a little OT to the unix list...
I've got a small app which runs on debian linux, which polls a mail box and
foreach message that arrives I grab the subject line and the body data.
These emails are usually replies from people.
When I send the email out, I put in t
Is there a way to dynaically set the variables in an unpack statement?
What I want to do is read in a load of CSV's, unpack each line and insert
the data in a database
everything is easy except trying to do the small problem...
here's my code in trying to genereate the unpack function..
People, I've not got a great understanding of MIME types, so I have a small
question..
Is it possible to have a multipart/mixed email with body data?
The following 2 examples the top one does not work, the lower one does... is
there a way to combine? am I missing something?
many thanks
Geoff
I need some help in installing perl and some modules, namely XML::Parser on
an AIX machine...
Perl installed fine from smit...
I then in a directory /envix/bin/expat-1.95.2 ran the Makefile.PL and make,
make test and make install..
make test came back with 2 problems but didn't fail..
t/astress..
sorry, I forgot to mention that the modile was actually the MIME::Entity
module... and is called like...
use MIME::Entity;
HTH
Geoff Ellis
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# Part #3: eBIS-XML Logo:
$top->attach(Path=> $path_to_gif_file,
Type=> "image/gif",
Encoding=> "base64");
# Part #4: Stylesheet:
$top->attach(Path => $path_to_xsl_file",
I was wondering if I should update my version of Perl.
System Details
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OS: Linux, Debian 2.2 distribution.
Perl Details
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Ver 5.004
Is there any benefit that people have come across as to why I should upgrade
to 5.6?
TIA
Geoff Ellis
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