If you're on a Linux box, just compile from source at 64bits.
If you're on a Win32 box running XP 64, and you want 64bit perl, again,
compile from source.
Not sure how stable the Win32 Modules will be on 64 bits.
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Chris wrote:
I need to move some scripts to a 64-bit XP box (beta of XP). Is there a
64-bit Perl available? Or should I be able to run 32-bit Perl on my 64-bit
box?
If you are running 32-bit XP, any 32-bit Perl should work. If you are
running XP x64 it's supposedly backwards compatible with all (
John,
I tried a Google for your problem and got this. I know it's not
exactly the error your getting but perhaps this will help us narrow
the problem down.
http://perlmonks.thepen.com/16738.html
Carter.
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This is tickling a forgotten memory somehow...
I seem to recall this having something to with IISLockdown and possibly
some explicit denies added to various directories.
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> I need to move some scripts to a 64-bit XP box (beta of XP). Is there a
> 64-bit Perl available? Or should I be able to run 32-bit Perl on my 64-bit
box?
If you are running 32-bit XP, any 32-bit Perl should work. If you are
running XP x64 it's supposedly backwards compatible with all (most) 3
jtownsen wrote:
> I need to move some scripts to a 64-bit XP box (beta of XP). Is there a
> 64-bit Perl available? Or should I be able to run 32-bit Perl on my 64-bit
> box?
>
> Any comments or suggestions are welcome.
If I can run 32-bit XP on a 64-bit AMD, I would think that a
64-bit XP coul
I need to move some scripts to a 64-bit XP box (beta of XP). Is there a
64-bit Perl available? Or should I be able to run 32-bit Perl on my 64-bit box?
Any comments or suggestions are welcome.
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At 04:50 PM 12/15/2004, Carter Thompson wrote:
John,
Can you run simpler CGI scripts? I see you've given permissions to
Everyone but I wonder if something else (that would be easier to debug)
is causing your "access denied" errors.
I can run CGI scripts, as long as it doesn't try to connect to the
For extracting the icons you could also look into Win32::Exe.
## Start code
use strict;
use Win32::Exe;
my $exe = Win32::Exe::IconFile->new('c:/perl/bin/perl.exe');
$exe->write_iconfile ('perl.ico');
## End code
Determining which icon should be displayed for a given program is a multi-step
pr
Dear
All,
Having got scripts
spawning children which write to anonymous pipes, I've now tried to make the
code work in the context of a service, to no joy.
Basically, I have
observed the following:
In a standalone
script (with Win32::API) I can:
create handles to
files, or anony
Just a small point - the shebang on winx does help perl - it will use any
command line options (e.g
#!perl -Tw
turns on taint and warnings) it finds in the shebang, regardless of the
path.
a
Andy Bach, Sys. Mangler
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Lasher, Brian wrote:
> Thanks for all the help. Wasn't aware that the shebang made no
> difference in windoze. As for file associations, seems like we've got
> file extension namespace pollution. ".wpl" on my pc is associated with
> windoze media player. Set it up gor ".plw".
Note that Perl
That information I believe is called Exif info. A quick search on CPAN
returned:
Image-ExifTool
You might want to check that module out.
HTH,
--Trevor Joerges
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Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2004 08:40
Subject:
Thanks for all the help. Wasn't aware that the shebang made no
difference in windoze. As for file associations, seems like we've got
file extension namespace pollution. ".wpl" on my pc is associated with
windoze media player. Set it up gor ".plw".
-brian
Brian Lasher
Catalog DSP Product En
jpeg/jpg files contain various bits of info, mfgr, shutter, color ...
Is there a perl mod out there that can extract this?
Thanks
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"$Bill Luebkert" wrote:
> Michael Meltzer wrote:
>
> > The following strings I have in an array:
> >
> > xyz
> > abcd
> > ZABC
> >
> > if I do @sorted = sort(@unsorted) I get
> >
> > ZABC
> > abcd
> > xyz
> >
> > I would like to sort this strings alphabetical ignoring capitalisation but
> > whith
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