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Hello,
I want to start a browser window, but as background process, so my script
will continue to run:
My example:
system "\"C:\\Programme\\Internet Explorer\\iexplore.exe\" $website";
wait, until the browser window is closed.
Any sugge
Hello,
test.pl, which start a child command line:
use strict;
system 'cmd';
Following scenario:
cmd # open an windows commandline
set TEST=ö # german umlaut "ö"
set TEST
TEST=ö # as expected, it return the correct value
test.pl # the perl script open a subshell
set TES
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Here is the listing:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
##
# Owner : Walter Laub (wla) #
# #
# Name : smtp_send.pl #
# Intention : send mail using SMTP #
# Require : perl
maybe, somebody need a script like this:
smtp_send.pl
Description: Binary data
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How to find out, if the data from STDIN comes from a pipe or from the
keyboard?
My script is called in two modes:
echo "[TEXT]" | smtp_send.pl ...
or
smtp_send.pl -message "[TEXT]"
Inside the script, I read with:
while( $zeile = <> ) {
}
I need to check, if data comes from a pipe
I tested with XP, but your tip is right. With explicit call of perl "all
works as designed".
Thank You.
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I wrote a script, which send messages via SMTP.
All works fine with Unix but not with Windows, when read the message from
the echo command:
echo "123" | mail_send.pl -c [EMAIL PROTECTED] -relay 172.21.17.16
The problem is when reading from STDIN:
:
:
if ( defined $opt{message} ) {
$message=$
