On 06/10/2002 23:19:46 perl-win32-users-admin wrote:
Some browsers do not send the referer header. This variable seems so
useful, I'm wondering why it is being left out. Is it an error? Is it
Some people consider REFERER a privacy leak (and have written browsers
which don't send it by design
Hi All,
I was hoping that someone could send me in the right direction as to the
resources that I need to complete this task - I REALLY REALLY APPRECITATE
YOUR HELP!!! I ahave been reading away at Programming Perl/Perl Cookbook to
no avail.
I have a script which will be launched from a Win32
Net::FTP is probably what you want. Or depending on what you want to do with
the files Net::Telnet might be useful.
Hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Trevor J. Joerges
$_=q;rrUSFWPSZK.ZKPFSHFT,rkvtuZbopuifsZQZibdl
At 12:34 2002-10-07 +0100, Barlow, Neil wrote:
I have a script which will be launched from a Win32 Machine - the problem is
that I have to connect to a Unix box which contains a directory of different
files which I have to process.
I am unable to work out how to connect to the Unix box and parse
I am trying to just check and see if a certain registry key exist. What I
currently have will print even if the registry key does not exist. How can
I correct this. Here is what I have:
strict;
use Win32;
use Win32::Registry;
# declare variables
my (
$regkey,
$regobject,
%regvals,
);
The other strategy that may speed up your script is to loop through the user
list once and store the results in a hash (key=user, value=scriptpath)
rather than looping through the user list for each script path. Then you
can loop through the hash which is already in local memory.
Thanks,
Shaun
Change
if($regvals{$envVar}-[2] == Microsoft SML Parser)
to
if($regvals{$envVar}-[2] eq Microsoft SML Parser)
Tim
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OoopsI missed that small error. Thanks so much. It's working fine now.
Michele
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Hi friends,
I know this is off the list, but I am pretty sure that some of you might
figure it out and give me some clues as what am I doing wrong.
I get the eror ksh: send_email: cannot execute
sendmail is in /usr/sbin
I changed the first line to reflect that, but still I get the error.
Right off the bat, does the calling user have 'x' and 'r' permission to the
script?
On Mon, 7 Oct 2002 10:38:32 -0500 Krishna, Hari [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi friends,
I know this is off the list, but I am pretty
sure that some of you might
figure it out and give me some clues as what
I created the script and I am trying to execute the script. So I have the
rwx permissions on the script.
I did chmod 700 *.
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From: Jim Sander [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, October 07, 2002 10:46 AM
To: Krishna, Hari
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Subject: Re: Whats
Hi, i have this script to know what files have been last modified since a
hour:
my $pathname=d:/perlide;
my @files = grep time - (lstat)[9] 3600, $pathname/*.*;
foreach(@files)
{
print $_\n;
}
It works but now I wanted to know all files that are last modified since a
date and a time
Try running it with a ./send_email or a . send_email. You didn't specify what
platform or shell you are trying to run this in. AIX, Solaris, Red Hat; bash, csh,
ksh?
Regards,
Jason Fay
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