Try using back slashes instead. - Z:\\bin\\perl.exe l_table.pl
Regards,
Chris
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Sajjad
Sent: Friday, January 09, 2004 10:14 AM
To: $Bill Luebkert
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Subject: Exec command
I
Jeremy A wrote:
Hello all,
i am beginning to find linux/windows socket communication just drives me
crazy! i'll have to visit the funny farm, lol !
For a good example of socket programming with plenty of discussion,
see chapter 13 of Advanced Perl Programming:
Friends:
Assume an application opens a HTTP socket and POSTs an information to my
CGI, without any HTML form variables. How can I slurp the contents being
posted to my CGI script? There are no HTML parameters to loop around the
param() function. The CGI I have to work with doesn't allow me to use
Title: CGI - Read entire contents that were POSTED to the script
Friends:
Assume an application opens a HTTP socket and POSTs an information to my
CGI, without any HTML form variables. How can I slurp the contents being
posted to my CGI script? There are no HTML parameters to loop around
Arul, Rex wrote:
Friends:
Assume an application opens a HTTP socket and POSTs an information to my
CGI, without any HTML form variables. How can I slurp the contents being
posted to my CGI script? There are no HTML parameters to loop around the
param() function. The CGI I have to work with
Of you could use a single forward slash. Inside of a single quote.
'Z:/bin/perl.exe l_table.pl'
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Chris
Sent: Friday, January 09, 2004 9:34 AM
To: perl-win32-users
Subject: RE: Exec command
Try using back
Title: CGI - Read entire contents that were POSTED to the script
Have you tried using the CGI environment variable
$ENV{'QUERY_STRING'}?
HTH
Trevor Joerges
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From:
Arul,
Rex
To: Perl-Win32-Users
Sent: Friday, January 09, 2004 11:24
AM
Title: RE: CGI - Read entire contents that were POSTED to the script
The data is not passed as QUERY_STRING which needs GET protocol. The data is simply posted using the POST protocol with no HTML variables. I tried Bill's suggestion of $ENV{'CONTENT-LENGTH'} as well as subtle different one
thanks... that's what i was thinking. without an execute bit, 0666 and 0777
are identical.
for those not familiar w/ chmod, it's the builtin chmod function (perldoc -f
chmod).
thanks again.
dave
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From: Mike Jackson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January
Trevor Joerges wrote:
Have you tried using the CGI environment variable $ENV{'QUERY_STRING'}?
While it is used as the only way to get parms for a GET (and can be present
also for a POST - yielding additional args), the parameters for a POST are
passed via STDIN with the length of the data in
Arul, Rex wrote:
The data is not passed as QUERY_STRING which needs GET protocol. The
data is simply posted using the POST protocol with no HTML variables. I
tried Bill's suggestion of $ENV{'CONTENT-LENGTH'} as well as subtle
different one of $ENV{CONTENT_LENGTH}, but to no avail. This is
Aaron.Tesch wrote:
Of you could use a single forward slash. Inside of a single quote.
'Z:/bin/perl.exe l_table.pl'
Single quotes have no bearing on it and // should be interpreted as / by
any reasonable code. Shelling out on most Win32 systems requires using
\ instead of / and you need to
Jeff Griffiths wrote:
it seems that one of Mike's posts on this thread has generated a number
of bounces from a particular mail filtering system (not PureMessage
thanks =)) for potty language:
Please remove any inappropriate language and send it again.
The blocked email will be
Hi all,
I have been looking at the URI::URL Uniform Resource Locators documentation
provided with Perl. It looks easy enough to use URI to change the URL but the
document does not mention what happens if the targeted URL does not exist.
Does anyone knows what happens if the URL does not exist?
If a mail system considers fri**in* objectionable, then I consider the
system inadequately programmed, and the programmer inadequate to the task.
I mean, really.
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Luebkert
Sent: Friday, January 09,
Hello,
My question is that, is it possible to make a(or two) timers(Function) being
run at the very same time in ONE PERL SCRIPT.Just like in VB, we do that we
call any function by the help of Timer(Object).I need the answer very
urgently...
Regards,
Asim Siddiqui...
Suppose you want to remove a directory via the simple command rd /q /s some_dir.
However, when you execute your command, you get the message:
The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another
process.
How would you go about (using Perl, of course) finding out what
Everyone, I've spent nearly a week researching how to go about programmatically
resending a message via Outlook. Not reply or forward - I mean RESEND.
Resending a message is the only way to keep the Internet headers and original message
intact when using Outlook / Exchange.
I've poured over
It's not in perl, but you might try handle from SysInternals:
http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/freeware/handle.shtml
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From: Tony White [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 09, 2004 12:53 PM
To: Perl-Win32-Users (E-mail)
Subject: How do you find what
Asim Siddiqui [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
My question is that, is it possible to make a(or two)
timers(Function) being
run at the very same time in ONE PERL SCRIPT.Just like in VB,
we do that we
call any function by the help of Timer(Object).I need the answer very
urgently...
You can
You can either use POE or code your own scheduling system:
# simple example
use strict;
my @schedule;
DelayTask (5, \Hello, 'World');
DelayTask (8, \Hello, 'Universe');
DelayTask (1, \Tick);
while (1) {
RunScheduledTasks();
sleep 1;
}
sub Hello {
my $target = shift;
print Hello
I think you're trying too hard...
Once the message hits someone's mailbox and it's hand identified as
spam, the user can move it to some folder somewhere, say a Public Folder
(or even a folder in the user's mailbox and keep the headers in tact).
From there it's trivial to log in and check the
I wrote:
One solution is to use POE (see http://poe.perl.org).
Other ways are to use a particular GUI library: Tk,
SDL, and Wx. There may be other CPAN modules that
provide callback timers, too (Prima::Timer looks
promising).
I forgot to mention as possible solutions Win32::GUI (one of
Hi,
I am having trouble converting a line from Excel VB macro to
perl. The line is suppose to change the range of the series in a chart
object. Hopefully someone can help me out.
VB:
Sheet1.ChartObjects(1).Chart.SeriesCollection(1).Values =
Sheet1.Range(b2:b30)
My perl equivalent
Matt Bazan wrote:
This is a little off topic...Have any of you attempted using the
inline::asm module with perl? If so, can you provide me with examples
of your code or point me in the direction of where I can find more info
on this? Thanks,
mb
I had a play with it once, but couldn't get it to
H you may be right. Although I would automate the procedure that you mention
(i.e., I would automate the saving of the message at least). Now, is it true that the
saved message is already in a format that can be fed to SpamAssassin?
I would still like to know how to resend messages
Yes on both accounts...
The procedure to create the text files should be automated and is very
easily done... The only human intervention in the process should be the
users moving the message to a folder, and someone verifying the users
are submitting actual spam.
You grab the Internet Headers
URI::URL only parses the string and holds it as an object in multiple parts that you can change and get the new compiled string at any time. It does not do actual checking and retrieval of the uri. You want HTTP::Request for actual checking I believe.
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hi all.
All i want to do is this: send a command to a linux box, receive the output
printing it to the windows box.
here are too scripts, and i cannot figure out why in heaven, it will not
work. I can get it to do windows 2 windows, but linux to windows just does
not work.
this is making me
Jeremy A wrote:
hi all.
All i want to do is this: send a command to a linux box, receive the
output printing it to the windows box.
here are too scripts, and i cannot figure out why in heaven, it will not
work. I can get it to do windows 2 windows, but linux to windows just
does not work.
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