Thanks Bill, I stumbled onto another way around the problem...
I've decided its just easier to periodically check for old log files that
have not been properly renamed and change their names appropriately. After
watching the server rename for about 24 hours I think I have its pattern
down and can
At 10:00 AM 1/27/2006 -0500, Meisenzahl, Christopher1 wrote:
>About 5 years ago I worked my way to the O'Reilly Perl for Win32 book,
>but haven't used it since. I have a need to write a Perl app that will
>check the timestamps of several known files in known locations. If the
>date/time of any of t
Meisenzahl, Christopher1 wrote:
About 5 years ago I worked my way to the O'Reilly Perl for Win32 book,
but haven't used it since. I have a need to write a Perl app that will
check the timestamps of several known files in known locations. If the
date/time of any of the files is not the current dat
About 5 years ago I worked my way to the O'Reilly Perl for Win32 book,
but haven't used it since. I have a need to write a Perl app that will
check the timestamps of several known files in known locations. If the
date/time of any of the files is not the current date, send email to a
known list of
Bonjour,
I was able to use SSH:W32Perl on Windows! You can go to this web site
to get the details about how to do it:
http://qs321.pair.com/~monkads/index.pl?node_id=312916
To save time, here's a copy of the email that explain what to do:
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: SFTP hangs (wi
perl_runner wrote:
> Hello,
> Anyone know how to read a file but not interfere with the file’s owner
> (process) from re-naming the file?
Switch to UNIX. :)
> I have an app that periodically (every few seconds) reads a log file
> generated by a server, then mangles data and finally reports what
