On Wed, 24 Aug 2005, Jouke Visser wrote:
> > Sorry, no idea (and no time to dig into it now either). I remember
> > that using events with MS Agent objects didn't work correctly with
> > Win32::OLE, but didn't ever spend the time to figure that one out
> > either. I believe those objects needed to
> We want it to run once per day at a specified time. It runs on a Windows
Server 2003 box. Windows Scheduler is very flaky on this box -- sometimes
it runs the script, sometimes not. When it does run the script, it runs as
expected.
I've had this problem on every windows box. Have task schedul
Michael,
I use the WS (Windows Scheduler) extensively on several machines many
times daily. I have scripts that run every 15 minutes, 30 minutes,
hourly, daily, monthly, etc. I find I get the best mileage from creating
a batch-file that contains the execution of the program and its
parameters and
The only thing I can think of is that the script is running from scheduler
with some funky/wrong username that is not allowed to see the output file
with -f. I would check that. For cron usage I've used wincron to run
expect scripts with no problems. U can get it from Tucows.
At 10:50 AM 8/24/0
* On 2005:08:24:10:50:34-0500 I, Michael D Schleif <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, scribed:
> Here is the first point of breakage in the code:
>
> -f $out_file
> or die "\n\tERROR: *NOT* a file: \'$out_file\'\n\n";
>
> I have simplified this, with same failure:
>
> -f $out_file and die;
We have a script that runs as expected from CLI. Basically, it parses
logfiles, and prepends to another logfile one line of summary. Very
basic, very simple stuff.
We want it to run once per day at a specified time. It runs on a
Windows Server 2003 box. Windows Scheduler is very flaky on this
Hello,
I'm making a script to delete mails older than 1 month.
But I cann't get date recieved.
Someone knows the way?
I can get Subject, text, can delete msg but cann't...
Regards,
Hirosi Taguti
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
#!/usr/bin/perl
use Win32::OLE;
print "COINIT_OLEINITIALIZE\n";
Win32::OLE->Initi
Sorry, no idea (and no time to dig into it now either). I remember that
using events with MS Agent objects didn't work correctly with Win32::OLE,
but didn't ever spend the time to figure that one out either. I believe
those objects needed to be embedded in a real GUI application to fire
events c
