Thanks for the response. I agree, this wouldn't be a true
measure of bandwidth. I am however interested the user
experience of moving files from the client machine to the
server (all windows). I am doing this for a before and after
comparison. The after, is the installation of a CIFS
Hi folks,
the question is very simple: the function read_password does not work on Win
32 platforms.
I have been searching for a solution everywhere i knew about, without success.
how could I achieve my goal, that is exactly to input a password without
curious people to see
what is written ?
If your intention is specifically to measure CIFS
performance, copying a
few files back and forth would be ok, but try and pick a quiet time on
the WAN...
I disagree. If the intent it to measure user experience, you probably want
to poll at regular intervals (say every 5 minutes) whether
ericv wrote:
Hi folks,
the question is very simple: the function read_password does not work on
Win 32 platforms.
I have been searching for a solution everywhere i knew about, without success.
how could I achieve my goal, that is exactly to input a password without
curious people to
If your intention is specifically to measure CIFS
performance, copying a
few files back and forth would be ok, but try and pick a
quiet time on
the WAN...
I disagree. If the intent it to measure user experience, you
probably want
to poll at regular intervals (say every 5
ok Bill,
I am talk about the function read_password which is part of the Term module.
It apparently works in all other platforms ( unix, etc...) but is know not to
work on Win32 ( and i confirm that!)
I am working on a command line script, and need to input a password from the
console, and
ericv wrote:
ok Bill,
I am talk about the function read_password which is part of the Term module.
It apparently works in all other platforms ( unix, etc...) but is know not to
work on Win32 ( and i confirm that!)
I am working on a command line script, and need to input a password
Hi Eric,
ericv wrote:
ok Bill,
I am talk about the function read_password which is part of the Term module.
It apparently works in all other platforms ( unix, etc...) but is know not to
work on Win32 ( and i confirm that!)
I am working on a command line script, and need to input a
On 5/24/05, $Bill Luebkert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Eric Logeson wrote: Hello List I wanted to get some basic bandwidth statistics across a WAN link.The
approach I think I am going to take is the following: Use a perl scipt to read in a bunch of files, determine the sizes, start a timer (not
Or use MRTG. Free and written in Perl.
MJGEric Logeson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello List
I wanted to get some basic bandwidth statistics across a WAN link. The approach I think I am going to take is the following:
Usea perl scipt to read in a bunch of files, determine the sizes, start a timer
I've just started playing around with Win32::API, and I'm trying to import the
DSBrowseForContainerW function from dsuiext.dll (
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/ad/ad/dsbrowseforcontainer.asp ), but I
can't seem to get it working. Can someone tell me what's wrong with the
following
I realize this is not strickly the correct place to ask but I'm hoping
for some direction. My Google searches have not been useful.
I have a script that is called as a CGI ( index.pl ) that needs to write
some configuration data to a ( mapped/mounted ) share on another
system. To date I've
You're likely running into issues with NTLM authentication on the other
box..
You'll have to check what user account IIS is running as (for anonymous
access) to the web server.
If it's a local account, You'll need to either:
--Create an account on the box you are mapping that exactly matches
- Original Message -
From: Matt Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Win32::API-Import('dsuiext', 'int DSBrowseForContainerW(LPDSBROWSEINFOW
pInfo)');
print $! . \n;
The function is called DsBrowseForContainer() - not as you have written it.
(It matters :-)
If you use $^E (as recommended in
- Original Message -
From: Sisyphus [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The function is called DsBrowseForContainer() - not as you have written
it.
(It matters :-)
I meant DsBrowseForContainerW() - not as *I* have written it. (It possibly
also matters :-)
Cheers,
Rob
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