Rush, Thomas in
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I have been trying to convert an IP address into it's DNS name using
> DNS::Resolver without much joy.
Your code, with the exception of "use Net::DNS;" missing at the
start, works for me, v5.6.1.635 on win2k.
> The return value fails with the following erro
Eric wrote:
I had tried that at the command line
before I sent out this last message. The
/T worked in my perl program but not
at the command line--just trying to understand why.
Eric
Tobias Hoellrich wrote:
>
> C:\>date /?
> Displays or sets the date.
>
> DATE [/T | date]
>
> Type DATE with
Eric wrote:
My error. My apologies. Its been a crazy day.
Eric
> $Bill wrote:
It was already answered in that thread. Without the /T, the
> date builtin will prompt for a new date (or type CR to just
> print it out). So without the /T it will hang waiting for
> the new date or CR to be typed.
Eric Edwards wrote:
> Hello list-
> $Bill sent me this code today. It works. The /T is what made it work on my
> windows system. I have been looking all
> over to find out what and why that makes it work.
> print `cmd /C date /T`, "\n";
It was already answered in that thread. Without the /T,
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
> Behalf Of Eric Edwards
> Sent: Monday, December 22, 2003 9:38 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: /T in date
>
>
> Hello list-
> $Bill sent me this code today. It works. The /T is what
> made it work on m
Hi all,
I am working on a solution that i hope to port to linux.
I am wondering if there is something similar to windows (com) dll
technology, that is for linux, and whether perl can be used to create those
libraries in compiled format, eg ( can Perlapp for linux create those
libraries, if th
Hello list-
$Bill sent me this code today. It works. The /T is what made it work on my
windows system. I have been looking all
over to find out what and why that makes it work.
print `cmd /C date /T`, "\n";
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Eric
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Perl-Win32-Users
Try using the Socket module instead:
use strict;
use Socket;
my $ip = '10.80.0.2';
my $hostname = gethostbyaddr(inet_aton("$ip"), AF_INET);
if ($hostname) {
printf "%-15s %-25s\n", $ip, $hostname;
}
else {
printf "%-15s Resolution failed!\n", $ip;
}
HTH
Trevor Joerges
- Original Message -
Hi,Sisyphus,
Thanks for ur help, i used to download perl 5.8.1 source from perl.org.
ActivePerl 5.8.2 is complied successfully and pass most test. I just
wonder except add ppm and additional ISAPI support i never use it in a
million years, what's the most difference?
Sisyphus wrote:
Bobber C
Magnus Lindgren wrote:
> Hi everybody!
>
> I'm writing a pop3-server and I'm stuck with a hopefully simple problem. In
> the communication between the servern and the client the server is supposed
> to return the size of the message in octets.. ok, so on the bit-level I'm
> not as good as I would
Peter Davis wrote:
Are there good resources for getting help with Cygwin Perl issues? I
have a script which runs fine on one machine, but dies with a "Signal
11" error on another. In fact, on the troublesome machine, I can't
even run 'perl -c ...'. It gives me
Segmentation fault (core dumpe
Bobber Cheng wrote:
Hi,
Have anyone successfully built perl 5.8.1 on MingW with gcc-3.3.1,
w32api-2.4 and dmake-4.1pl1-win32? I compile it smoothly, but when i run
"dmake test", perl.exe crashed,
What source code are you using ? Try the source code from ActiveState
(for their latest build) if
Todd Enright graced perl with these words of wisdom:
>xmlns:w="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:word"
>xmlns="http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40";>
>
[125 more lines of MS HTML bloat deleted]
At the bottom of every message from the group is the following:
Perl-Win32-Users mailing list
[EMAIL PRO
Hi everybody!
I'm writing a pop3-server and I'm stuck with a hopefully simple problem. In
the communication between the servern and the client the server is supposed
to return the size of the message in octets.. ok, so on the bit-level I'm
not as good as I would think I am.
Octets are groups of 8
Are there good resources for getting help with Cygwin Perl issues? I
have a script which runs fine on one machine, but dies with a "Signal
11" error on another. In fact, on the troublesome machine, I can't
even run 'perl -c ...'. It gives me
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
Any clues?
T
I have
been trying to convert an IP address into it's DNS name using DNS::Resolver
without much joy.
I have
used DNS::Resolver to convert DNS names to IP addresses
successfully.
OS:
WIN32
Perl V
5.8.2
The
return value fails with the following error message:
query failed:
NXDOMAI
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