Good Morning -
I think this is (one of) the last question(s) - I have the following
structure -
$the_data[$datapointcnt] =
{
x => $maturity_range_counter,
y =>
$maturity[$maturity_range_counter][$maturity_deta
Hello All,
Not sure if this is slightly off the topic. We have a new Dell
Powervault 715N NAS device for file sharing user dirs
to both Macintosh and Windows clients. The NAS unit runs Windows 2000
Server ( a modified version that is geared
more towards file sharing ). I have a folder called E:
hello,
kind of a long shot but does anyone know if its possible to check a site for
ssl certificate information from a perl script?
thanks
k
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If you...
@the_data = ();
... then @the_data will be empty.
Is that what you want?
(When you say, "...clear everything out - reinitialize it so it is
'fresh'.", you have failed to say what you want in 3 different ways.)
Ron
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yes, a bit off topic,
i have a Dell Powervault 705N NAS device and it doesnt support ntfs... well
they say it does, but really i think it uses winbind to associate samba
shares and linux file permissions with nt domain accounts.
ftp://ftp.samba.org/pub/samba/docs/htmldocs/Samba-HOWTO-C
> hello,
> kind of a long shot but does anyone know if its possible to
> check a site for
> ssl certificate information from a perl script?
If you install LWP and Crypt::SSLeay you'll get the ability to use LWP to
download from SSL web sites. The headers that come back from these sites
usually
I need to port a JavaScript to Perl in order to run it on an Apache
server hosted on a Windows 2000 box. I wrote the original JavaScript
and I have used it many times so I know that it is solid and I know
how to automate control of the Microsoft MSXML set of objects with it.
If you wonder why
