Hello,
Anyone know how to read a file but not interfere with the files owner
(process) from re-naming the file?
I have an app that periodically (every few seconds) reads a log file
generated by a server, then mangles data and finally reports what it finds
from the log files contents.
The server
Zip "encryption" isn't very good and is more like scrambling. It's only
good for stopping the casual snooper and not a determined spy. U can use
the PKZip, WinZip or RAR command line versions to created the password
protected files.
On 1/25/06, Glen Plantz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Do any of
Hi Glen,
It looks like cpan.org's Archive::Zip doesn't support encryption.
Probably because it's more of a function of the WinZip front-end... I'm
thinking this because good-old "zip.exe" doesn't know anything about
passwords, either.
Maybe you can encrypt the files that you add to your Perl-cre
I've heard it said that talking to yourself is OK, as long as you don't find
yourself starting to answer. How about replying to your own message on a
discussion list?
After sending my initial message, I kept fiddling around with the dcl2html
problem and stumbled across something called pod2htm
Hi,
I have a service written with Win32::Daemon that sets a dependency on
the WMI service. The hash looks like this:
my %ServiceHash = (
name => "SystemsAppInstallation",
display => "SystemsAppInstallation",
dependencies => [ "winmgmt" ],
user
