Hello everyone,
I am working on a script for my notebook to automatically
copy files from my memory card. This causes and otherwise non-existent drive (
3 actually , it’s a card reader ) to appear in My Computer . I was
wondering if there was a way I could get my script to run on that
Hi,
I am doing a module which will download files from ftp server, as I am running my perl script from C:\perl location, I want the ftp download to take place at another drive say D:\ftp, Can anyone tell me the perl command to change the drive location.
Any URL reference is also kindly app
Hello Uma,
Here you will find the methods for
Net::FTP
http://www.xav.com/perl/site/lib/Net/FTP.html#methods
the Get method you are using allows you to
specify the destination of the file you are downloading:
“get (
REMOTE_FILE [, LOCAL_FILE [, WHERE]] )
Get REMOTE_FIL
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello Uma,
>
Did you check on the date that was posted ? It's another of those
re-posts that show up at times on the list. I think this thread was
exhausted already.
>
>
> *From:* [EMAIL PROTE
Thanks Bill , I actually hadn't. I just joined the list recently, when that
email appeared in my box this morning I just replied without really giving
it much thought. Thanks for the heads up, I will keep an eye out for that
from now on.
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From: $Bill Luebkert [mailto:[EMA
Ah! Thanks.
I downloaded winpcap from http://windump.polito.it/. Now to figure out how
to use it. Any tips would be welcome, of course. Seriously, anyone
know where I start? I got it installed, but I'm not clear what I do with it
next.
You wrote:
I never used that package but I think it's look
Well I was trying to write some output of a win command and
I get strange characters when writing characters with accents
like á,é,í... I've tried to test this with a test script to determine
where's the problem:
use strict;
use warnings;
my $arg=$ARGV[0]?$ARGV[0]:"";
print "Enter some chars wit
That's just some encoding translation going on between the terminal and
Windows. DOS and Windows character encodings are different. If you
redirect ur output to a file and then open it in notepad it should show the
right ones. Don't trust anything printed to the command console.
--
REMEMB
I have successfully used both Analyzer (http://analyzer.polito.it/&e=9901) and
Ethereal (http://www.ethereal.com) in the past and both seem to work well for
general-purpose packet analyzing. However, let me offer up an alternative if
you are strictly monitoring HTTP traffic.
These days I devel
On Wednesday 09 March 2005 19:50, Chris Wagner wrote:
CW >That's just some encoding translation going on between the terminal and
CW >Windows. DOS and Windows character encodings are different. If you
CW >redirect ur output to a file and then open it in notepad it should show
the
CW >rig
Hi;
I'm using Archive::Zip to unzip a bunch of
CSV files that I want to extract information from. The problem is that
when I extact a file, and I try and read it into an array for line by line
handling, the system doesn't see the line breaks. Has anyone run into this?
Here's the relevant snippet:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Hi;
>
> I'm using Archive::Zip to unzip a bunch of CSV files that I want to
> extract information from. The problem is that when I extact a file, and
> I try and read it into an array for line by line handling, the system
> doesn't see the line breaks. Has anyone run
On Wed, 9 Mar 2005 14:03:54 -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi;
>
> I'm using Archive::Zip to unzip a bunch of CSV files that I want to extract
> information from. The problem is that when I extact a file, and I try and
> read it into an array for line by line handling,
Thanks for the replies.
I replaced
my @contents = $archive_in->contents($_);
with
my $content_line = $archive_in->contents($_);
my @contents = split(/\n/, $content_line);
and it works like a charm.
John Wunderlich
Program Manager, Compliance
Directeur de Programme, Conformité
Tel/Fax: 514-908-
Marcos Lorenzo de Santiago wrote:
On Wednesday 09 March 2005 19:50, Chris Wagner wrote:
CW >That's just some encoding translation going on between the terminal and
CW >Windows. DOS and Windows character encodings are different. If you
CW >redirect ur output to a file and then open it in not
Sisyphus wrote:
open(OUT, ">o.txt");
print OUT $converted;
close(OUT);
Didn't realize I was being so slack - I've now amended that file so that
it checks for success of both the open() and close() calls, even though
that code comes after an '__END__' token boy, how thorough is
that??? :-)
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