Using AS Perl 5.8.7 under W98SE, the PATH environment variable is
displayed, then assigned a new value; but the new value doesn't propagate
back to the MS-DOS %PATH% variable. Are the %ENV values read-only?
C:\Programs\PERLSET
...
L. Neil Johnson wrote:
Using AS Perl 5.8.7 under W98SE, the PATH environment variable is
displayed, then assigned a new value; but the new value doesn't propagate
back to the MS-DOS %PATH% variable. Are the %ENV values read-only?
C:\Programs\PERLSET
...
L. Neil Johnson wrote:
Using AS Perl 5.8.7 under W98SE, the PATH environment variable is
displayed, then assigned a new value; but the new value doesn't propagate
back to the MS-DOS %PATH% variable. Are the %ENV values read-only?
Basically you can only change the env vrbls for the current
I have a need to send multiple email messages within a single instance
of a program. I have a problem where the first composed email message is
sent (and received) okay, while the subsequent messages are not. The
code is similar to this:
use Net::SMTP;
$smtp = Net::SMTP-new('mailhost');
hi,
i have a cgi script that i would like to add some logging to. i would like
to log the ip of those using it. is there an easy way to capture this? i
know i can look at the server logs but i'd like to be able to log the
script inputs and ip of the requestor.
any help and example code is
Dirk Bremer wrote:
Note the loop as shown above. What am I doing wrong? Do I need to create
a new SMTP object for each message?
You have to start each message transaction with the MAIL FROM SMTP
command (i.e. $smtp-mail() ). You do not need to reconnect unless the
server kicks you out
I believe you need to re-create the object for each message
You are opening a connection, then you quit the connection then every
subsequent message is sent to the bit bucket.
Personally I would create a connection to the email server, send you
email, quite that session then start again with
hi,
i have a cgi script that i would like to add some logging to. i would like
to log the ip of those using it. is there an easy way to capture this? i
know i can look at the server logs but i'd like to be able to log the script
inputs and ip of the requestor.
any help and example code is
Dirk Bremer wrote:
I have a need to send multiple email messages within a single instance of a
program. I have a problem where the first composed email message is sent
(and received) okay, while the subsequent messages are not. The code is
similar to this:
use Net::SMTP;
$smtp =
Dirk Bremer wrote:
Note the loop as shown above. What am I doing wrong? Do I
need to create
a new SMTP object for each message?
You have to start each message transaction with the MAIL FROM SMTP
command (i.e. $smtp-mail() ). You do not need to reconnect
unless the
server kicks
At 04:54 AM 2/3/2006 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Using AS Perl 5.8.7 under W98SE, the PATH environment variable is
displayed, then assigned a new value; but the new value doesn't propagate
back to the MS-DOS %PATH% variable. Are the %ENV values read-only?
A child process can't change the
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