Sisyphus wrote:
> From: "Suresh Govindachar"
> .
>> Is the build number (e.g., 822) defined somewhere?
>>
>> If not, what is a good way for a make file (such as
>> vim's Make_ming.mak) to pick up the build number?
>> Have the Make parse the output of perl --version?
>>
>
>
I installed Pod::Webserver & executing podwebserver from CLI works OK;
except that it requires keeping open a Command Prompt window.
So, I thought that I could use Win32::Daemon to create and run it as a
service ;>
The service installs successfully.
However, it will NOT run !?!?
use Win32::Daem
Michael D Schleif wrote:
> I installed Pod::Webserver & executing podwebserver from CLI works OK;
> except that it requires keeping open a Command Prompt window.
>
> So, I thought that I could use Win32::Daemon to create and run it as a
> service ;>
>
> The service installs successfully.
>
> How
* David Rigaudiere <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2007:08:30:22:47:29+0200] scribed:
> Hello Michael,
> your service is installed but it does not thing to do.
>
> You have to manage service manager events :
>
> use Win32::Daemon;
>
> Win32::Daemon::StartService();# start service as soon as
>
* Bill Luebkert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2007:08:30:10:58:09-0700] scribed:
> Michael D Schleif wrote:
> > I installed Pod::Webserver & executing podwebserver from CLI works OK;
> > except that it requires keeping open a Command Prompt window.
> >
> > So, I thought that I could use Win32::Daemon to cr
- Original Message -
From: "Suresh Govindachar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
.
.
> Is the build number (e.g., 822) defined somewhere?
>
> If not, what is a good way for a make file (such as
> vim's Make_ming.mak) to pick up the build number?
> Have the Make parse the output of perl --version?
