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From: "WU Zilong" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, November 09, 2005 1:35 PM
Subject: Crypt::SSLeay failed https connection with "500 SSL
negotiationfailed" msg...
Hi all,
When I installed Crypt::SSLeay module correctly, but when I try to setup a
https requ
Hi all,
When I installed Crypt::SSLeay module correctly, but
when I try to setup a https request, an error occured with message "500
SSL negotiation failed". I don't know what does this mean and how to
solve this problem. Any feedback and suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
An
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From: "Alejandro Santillan Iturres" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, November 09, 2005 6:40 AM
Subject: book-style output
I need to format an output in a book-style way, that is, a fixed quantity of
chars and splitting exceeding words and inserting a dash w
Tom Pollard wrote:
> On Tue, 8 Nov 2005, $Bill Luebkert wrote:
>
>>>I have a logging subroutine that writes time stamped output to the
>>>logfile. My goal would be to capture the NET::FTP output to a var so
>>>that it could be handed to my logging procedure. Any possibilities like
>>>that?
>>
>>I
Alejandro Santillan Iturres wrote:
> I need to format an output in a book-style way, that is, a fixed
> quantity of chars and splitting exceeding words and inserting a dash
> whenever
> the word allows it. Is there a module or a procedure to accomplish this
> task?
Without the hypens, you could u
On Tue, 8 Nov 2005, $Bill Luebkert wrote:
I have a logging subroutine that writes time stamped output to the
logfile. My goal would be to capture the NET::FTP output to a var so
that it could be handed to my logging procedure. Any possibilities like
that?
It appears to write direct to STDERR, s
Rajesh Vattem wrote:
> Hi,
> I am trying to read and write to a file with a single file handle operation.
> Could you please suggest a change in the below script so that it will change
> one line of a file based on the pattern compared with (Presently, the script
> doesn't work properly because I
Bullock, Howard A. wrote:
> Try redirecting STDERR and/or STDOUT to your log file where $log is the
> path
> to your log file:
>
> if(!open LOGFILE, ">$log") {
> print "\nERROR: Unable to open log file $log - $!\n\n";
> exit (1);
> }
> else {
> *STDOUT = *LOGFILE;
> *STDERR = *LOGFILE
I need to format an output in a book-style way,
that is, a fixed quantity of chars and splitting exceeding words and
inserting a dash whenever
the word allows it. Is there a module or a
procedure to accomplish this task?
Thank you.
___
Perl-Win3
I have a logging subroutine that writes time stamped output to the
logfile. My goal would be to capture the NET::FTP output to a var so
that it could be handed to my logging procedure. Any possibilities like
that?
You should be able to trap them using one of the signal handlers such as
__WARN
I am using Net::FTP module in a program. If I use Debug=>1 the module
output information to STDERR. I have seen many web pages and board posts
about capturing STDERR from an external program does shell redirection.
I do not see that as relevant when using Net::FTP. Is there a way I can
capture th
Try redirecting STDERR and/or STDOUT to your log file where $log is the
path
to your log file:
if(!open LOGFILE, ">$log") {
print "\nERROR: Unable to open log file $log - $!\n\n";
exit (1);
}
else {
*STDOUT = *LOGFILE;
*STDERR = *LOGFILE;
}
[Bullock, Howard A.]
I have a logging sub
Hi,
I am trying to read and write to a file with a single file handle operation.
Could you please suggest a change in the below script so that it will change
one line of a file based on the pattern compared with (Presently, the script
doesn't work properly because I don't delete the already existi
Title: Net::FTP capture Debug output
I am using Net::FTP module in a program. If I use Debug=>1 the module output information to STDERR. I have seen many web pages and board posts about capturing STDERR from an external program does shell redirection. I do not see that as relevant when using
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