Never mind, I see Win32::AdminMisc is included in the latest ActivePerl
distribution. I will try that out.
Regards,
Lyle Kopnicky
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Hi folks,
I am unable to get the Win32::AdminMisc package from Roth Consulting to
work with ActivePerl. I tried contacting Roth, but can't reach anyone.
Their news server seems dead. So I thought I'd try this list.
I have a Windows NT 4.0 (service pack 6) development server, with
ActivePerl
>Ted Schuerzinger wrote on Monday, January 10, 2005 1:41 PM:
>Am I the only person having this problem with the list? I haven't
>received any messages for four days, despite the fact that going to the
>site shows that there have been lots of messages posted. The site
claimed
>I was still
Hello there,
Effective immediately please change our email address to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
thanks and best to you and yours in 2005!
John
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IIRC IIS permissions have to be set such that the IUSR account has at
least read access to the entire c:\per\bin tree, and that changing
permissions on one file will not suffice. This is IIS 4-era knowledge
though, and at that time it was related to ActiveX objects, so it may
not be as relevant
>Does giving the IUSER_SERVERNAME read and execute permission to
C:\Perl\bin\ssleay32.dll and C:\Perl\bin\libeay32.dll
>assuming the dlls are there) do anything different?
Apparently not.
>Also, what happens if you try a script that has, for example (assuming
it's installed),
> use Digest::S
ActiveSheet.Hyperlinks.Add Anchor:=Selection, Address:= _
"http://www.google.com/";
This is the VBA for doing it where Anchor:=Selection indicates the currently
selected Cell... so a Range object...
so something like...
$MySheet->Hyperlinks->Add(Anchor=>$MySheet->Range("a1") , Address
On Tue, 11 Jan 2005, Lundgren, Scott wrote:
> >Your script is finding Crypt::SSLeay OK, but it's unable
> >(when run thru the browser) to find the needed ssleay32.dll
> >and libeay32.dll libraries, which are under C:\Perl\bin. As
> >it finds these OK when the script is run thru the command
> >line
I am inserting URLs into an Excel spreadsheet
(after opening the book and selecting the worksheet) like so:
$sheet->Cells($i,$j)->{'Value'} = $url;
However, Excel is not recognizing the entry as
a URL, i.e., it does not appear as a link in the sheet. If I go to the
sheet, manually p
>Your script is finding Crypt::SSLeay OK, but it's unable
>(when run thru the browser) to find the needed ssleay32.dll
>and libeay32.dll libraries, which are under C:\Perl\bin. As
>it finds these OK when the script is run thru the command
>line, this suggests that IIS has some permission settings
>
It's my understanding the DLL's libeay32.dll and ssleay32.dll as part
of the Crypt::SSLeay ppd provided all the functionality of OpenSSL, and
that OpenSSL would only need to be installed if I was compiling
Crypt::SSLeay instead of using the ppd. If I had needed OpenSSL to be
installed then I thi
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