Hi all,
I have been struggling to understand the Telnet Protocol, but the RFC's are
like greek, and there are no good books for covering Telnet, and my mind is
too stupid to wrap around it.
I would like to create a telnet like protocol, that is easy for my own use.
How do you go about redirect
Hi Steven
Thank you very much for your response and leading me to the answer!
I did not get it work with the codes you provided due to error when I ran it:
retrying default method at C:/Perl/site/lib/Win32/OLE/Lite.pm line 156.
Can't call method "item" on an undefined value at C:\test.pl line 14
Hello all,
The newest IE update caused a problem with the way one of my
scripts run and this is the only place I knew to turn to for help.
It seems Microsoft is forcing developers to work around the ftp://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
when used as an http request such as http://usernam
Jeremy A wrote:
hi all,
I found this perl proxy code on the net.
I am trying to make this proxy work that my internet explorer browser
can use. my future plan is to monitor information with this proxy.
To set this up, in internet explorer, i went to menu "Tools->Internet
Options->Connections->La
Does anyone have a problem running the same script accross different MS
platforms? I have a snippet below from the Awin32::AdminMisc docs to get the
diskspace size.
use Win32::AdminMisc;
@Geometry = Win32::AdminMisc::GetDriveGeometry("//server/c\$");
$Free = $Geometry[0] * $Geometry[1] * $Geome
I have a script that produces status information for server queues. When I
execute the script from the server command line I obtain the desired
results. When the script is executed unattended by the local account of
servers (using AutoExNT from Win2k resource kit) service the local profile
of the a
hi all,
I found this perl proxy code on the net.
I am trying to make this proxy work that my internet explorer browser can
use. my future plan is to monitor information with this proxy.
To set this up, in internet explorer, i went to menu "Tools->Internet
Options->Connections->Lan Settings. chec
hi all,
I found this perl proxy code on the net.
I am trying to make this proxy work that my internet explorer browser can
use. my future plan is to monitor information with this proxy.
To set this up, in internet explorer, i went to menu "Tools->Internet
Options->Connections->Lan Settings. chec
Brian W Smith wrote:
sub init_api
{
$GetActiveWindow= new Win32::API('user32', 'GetActiveWindow',['V'],
'N') or die Win32::FormatMessage(Win32::GetLastError());
Either change the above to:
$GetActiveWindow= new Win32::API('user32',
'GetActiveWindow','','N') or die
Win32::FormatMess
I might also add that:
1) I did not have to use binmode.
2) I came up with the correct number of lines (5)
Note that even if you do not have an ending CrLf at the end of the file, the
last line will be counted. If you you have any characters after the final
CrLf, they will be counted as a new lin
Charlie Anderson wrote:
--- snip ---
I need to count the number of lines in a series of files for a database
load validation. However, some of the files have hex 1A imbedded in the
middle of the file, so my while loop dies a premature death. Any
suggestions on how to proceed would be welcome. S
Isn't it a little silly to go on to try and read from whichever file
handle after the open has failed? You've got two flags set (errorcheck2
and error_flag), so at least use one to skip around the "while <>".
It looks like you're expecting to have a number of possible failures -
make sure to
Charlie Anderson wrote:
> Here is the complete (test) script, its part of a larger script, but this
> one fails all by itself.
>
> $fileDir = shift @ARGV;
> # $myvar = "srctree.txt";
> print "opening file $fileDir\n";
> open (tablehandle, $fileDir) || ($errorcheck2 = "TRUE");
>if ($errorche
Here is the complete (test) script, its part of a larger script, but this
one fails all by itself.
$fileDir = shift @ARGV;
# $myvar = "srctree.txt";
print "opening file $fileDir\n";
open (tablehandle, $fileDir) || ($errorcheck2 = "TRUE");
if ($errorcheck2 eq "TRUE")
{
print mainlog
Charlie Anderson wrote:
> I need to count the number of lines in a series of files for a database
> load validation. However, some of the files have hex 1A imbedded in the
> middle of the file, so my while loop dies a premature death. Any
> suggestions on how to proceed would be welcome. Snip b
I need to count the number of lines in a series of files for a database
load validation. However, some of the files have hex 1A imbedded in the
middle of the file, so my while loop dies a premature death. Any
suggestions on how to proceed would be welcome. Snip below, TIA,
open (tablehandle, $
You're my new hero. B-bye Task Manager.
At 01:48 PM 2/3/04 -0500, Michael Krygowski wrote:
>Michael,
>
>Go here:
>www.sysinternals.com
>
>Download the Process Explorer tool. It's invaluable and great!! :-)
They have lots of other great tools which are worth the download as well.
>
>Hope that he
Michael,
Go here:
www.sysinternals.com
Download the Process Explorer tool. It's invaluable and great!! :-) They have lots
of other great tools which are worth the download as well.
Hope that helps.
- Michael Krygowski
-Original Message-
From: Michael C. Davis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTE
I have tried putting nmake/make in the c:\windows directory but still doesn
work. Maybe its my version of PAR. Where did you get your version?
From: "Trevor Joerges" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "alex p" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: PAR-.79 help
Date: Tue, 3 Feb 2004 12:05:5
Hi, I'm running Apache with mod_perl on win32, the Perl being ActiveState
5.8.0 build 806. All this is working fine.
My question has to do with detecting hanging processes. I can tell I have
hanging processes (at times) because my CPU monitor pegs at 100%, and
netstat shows TIME_WAIT connectio
I am collecting arp info, mac <-> ip. Is this true?
You just listen?
So you script something like
system(arp > afile);
parse afile for new mac addresses
stick them in a hash with their ip
go back do it again
Right?
Is there a module out there alread. Planned on calling the
native arp.
Tha
Alex,
Is your compiler (nmake or GNU make) located in your system path somewhere?
It looks like the MakeFile is not finding it. What I would recommend is
downloading the Microsoft nmake and placing it in your CL\WinNT directory
but rename it to make.exe. Also, I'm not sure why your command "perl
Why reinvent the wheel? MS$ has the standard Unix RSH client built-in to WinNT and its
descendants (not sure about Win98 and it's bretheren), and the server (RshSvc) is
available from the Win2K Resource Kit, or the Windows Services for Windows. This will
work for all command-line interfaces. I'm
My output
< >
C:\Documents and Settings\win32 tools\par\PAR-0.79>perl Makefile.PL
*** ExtUtils::AutoInstall version 0.56
*** Checking for dependencies...
[Core Features]
- File::Temp ...loaded. (0.13)
- Compress::Zlib ...loaded. (1.16 >= 1.16)
- Archive::Zip ...loaded. (1.06 >= 1)
- Mo
I do have nmake installed. It is my understanding that a PAR needs to be
created..<<<--- I dont know how to do that?? or where do i find (see below):
"vcvars32.bat" or equivalent
From: "Trevor Joerges" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "alex p" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: PAR-.79 help
Date: Tue, 3
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