Title: IO::Socket::INET Handle problem
Julian Brown wrote, on Mon
3/7/2005 18:17
I do an accept on a listener socket.:
$new_sock = $listener-accept ();:: Then I create a hash reference to
store some state information:: $hashref = {:
'socket' = $new_sock,:
'otherstuff' = "really cool
Sisyphus
Thanx, it seems Perl can be very subtle about things.
:)
Julian
Sisyphus wrote:
Julian Brown wrote:
foreach $x_socket (keys %all_connections)
{
$hashref = $all_connections{$x_socket};
$socket = $hashref-{'socket'};
$fn = fileno ($socket);
$fna = fileno ($x_socket);
print FN ($fn)
Could someone please help me, implement the following code
(http://www.elists.org/pipermail/delphi/2003-February/023198.html) in
perl or atlease give me some ideas. I tried function like pack and it
never worked correct.
tks
Anton
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Julian Brown wrote:
Sisyphus
Thanx, it seems Perl can be very subtle about things.
:)
Julian
Yeah, Perl's good at concealing things from you. There's a nice little
module called Devel::Peek, which lets you get a peek at what the
variable *really* looks like. If, in your original script, you were
Anton Ganeshalingam wrote:
Could someone please help me, implement the following code
(http://www.elists.org/pipermail/delphi/2003-February/023198.html) in
perl or atlease give me some ideas. I tried function like pack and it
never worked correct.
use warnings;
use strict;
my $sentence = Hello
Sisyphus [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
http://www.elists.org/pipermail/delphi/2003-February/023198.html
Thanks for your reply. I changed the key and i tryed to decrypt string
which was encrypted by a Delpi programe. But i couldn't get the original
string. what could i be doing wrong ?
tks
A
Anton Ganeshalingam wrote:
Sisyphus [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
http://www.elists.org/pipermail/delphi/2003-February/023198.html
Thanks for your reply. I changed the key and i tryed to decrypt string
which was encrypted by a Delpi programe. But i couldn't get the original
string. what could i be
Sisyphus wrote:
It might be that the wide nature of the characters in the encrypted
string is being lost when you transfer the encrypted string from your
delphi program to your perl program. That would certainly stuff things
up. If you print the encrypted string in your perl program, and you
I installed TCPDump. Now it looks like I need a log file to read, second
line, below. What do I put into it?
##
use Net::TcpDumpLog;
$log = Net::TcpDumpLog-new(); $log-read(/tmp/out01);
#$log = Net::TcpDumpLog-new(); $log-read(test.txt); #I tried putting a
URL into the file #test.txt,
Hello,
If myDestination is a folder in Microsoft Outlook VBA code,
it is possible to execute a VBA line such as the following:
myDestination.Items(1).UnRead = 1
This will mark the first mail inside the folder
myDestination as unread (setting the mail item's UnRead
property to true).
I tried
I never used that package but I think it's looking for a TCPDump log file.
TCPDump is a program that dumps raw TCP packet info, not a perl package. So
it seems like u should capture a log file with TCPDump and then analyze it
with this package.
At 09:09 PM 3/8/05 -0600, Jerry Kassebaum wrote:
I
Rob,
Here is the Delpi code:
http://the.wall.riscom.net/books/delphi/del_tis/TI2803.html.
Currently I'm cut and pasting the encrypted word from a file. I do not get
any warnings.
I'm posting the code I wrote where the decryption fn works ok but the
encryption doesn't work. check it out.
On Tue, 08 Mar 2005, Suresh Govindachar wrote:
Hello,
If myDestination is a folder in Microsoft Outlook VBA code,
it is possible to execute a VBA line such as the following:
myDestination.Items(1).UnRead = 1
This will mark the first mail inside the folder
myDestination as unread
Hello, Randy.
you wrote Tuesday, March 8, 2005, 3:53:29 AM:
RK I've put up a DBD-mysql ppm package built against
RK mysql-4.1.10 at
RKhttp://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/ppms/
RK for ActivePerl builds 8xx. Does that work?
ppm3 install DBD-mysql.ppd -force
And I get the error:
Note: Package
Hello again,
In VBA and in Win32::OLE perl, I have code to traverse the
folders in Microsoft Outlook and to figure out which folders
have unread messages.
My goal is that every folder that has unread messages should
have all its parent-folders displayed in Outlook with [-].
By trial and error,
George wrote:
P.S. It says
DEPENDENCY NAME=DBI VERSION=1,43,0,0 /
I have 1.47 Is it Ok?
Yep - it just means that you need 1.43 or later.
Cheers,
Rob
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