I have tried to do this, and emailed the forum, but with no reponse.
From all my reading of the msdn site, it appears that when creating
remote processes via WMI, they cannot be interactive, for security
reasons. If creating a process locally via WMI, it can be interactive.
Someone may correct me
Resending as I never saw it mailed from the list server.
The plain Perl program has failed with the following error:
Bad arg length for Socket::unpack_sockaddr_in, length is 0, should be 16 at
E:/Perl/lib/Socket.pm line 312.
Can anyone shed light on this error?
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Title: RE: Creating interactive process on remote clients with WMI
truthfully a good way around this is to create the process as a scheduled job (using WMI) and make sure it is set to go off 1-2 mins ahead of the current time... we use it and from what I can tell a lot of Microsoft Certified
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On my unix (Solaris 2.5.1, 2.7, 2.8)/linux boxes perl 5.005
'works', 5.6 and above doesn't (various DOS's 4.0.1.8 on work
(4.0.1.6 doesn't) - except for one old Suse linux on 5.005 which
doesn't) - it must be some oddness w/ rand.
It depends on the
The result is the same andrew !
did u tried that snippet ?
i'm just running it , and noticed no changes .
could it be perl versions ?
i'm in perl 5.0.8
Saber.
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Sent: Wednesday,
Hi!
I have a server which I'm suppose to port from unix to win32, the problem
seems to be with 4 arg select which according to different documents
should work on win32 with sockets.
The purpose is to block until a client tries to connect and send
something.
$nfound = select($rout=$rin, undef,
Have you tried using Windows Perl instead (wperl) ? You should find
it in your perl/bin dir.
This was posted a few months ago. :-)
Someone pointed why there's no document on it. I think so too.
But it *is* documented, though perhaps not as prominently as it should
be. Read perlwin32.
From: Tom Henrik Aadland [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a server which I'm suppose to port from unix to win32, the
problem
seems to be with 4 arg select which according to different documents
should work on win32 with sockets. The purpose is to block until a
client tries to connect and send
Hi Discussion Group,
I'm wondering if anyone knows whether it is possible to change the default
gateway, and not have to reboot in order for the changes to take effect...I
figured out how to change the default gateway, but I have to reboot before
the changed default gateway is used.
Anyone have
I think you should be able to use the route command line program. You'll
have to do a route DELETE of the default entry and then route ADD
for the new way out. You can use route PRINT to get a look at your
current routing table.
--
Nick Ayoub
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Title: RE: Changing Default Gateway
you could use WMI if you are working with a WIN32 system... but if your hitting an NT 4 box it will not take effect until the next reboot =)
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Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2003 10:34
I am trying to build Tk 800.024 but get unresolved
externals - fatal error - when linking Tk.dll for:
tkIntPlatStubsPtr and tkPlatStubsPtr
I am hoping someone might be able to tell me
if my build process is obviously flawed somewhere?
- Have I missed a build stage?
- Are my tools wrong
Bill Wrote:
Under win2k, you should be able to disable then re-enable the interface.
Under Win2k it's not necesary, only got to run the command, and the changes
take effect inmediately, you can check it by using a tracert
On Wed, 25 Jun 2003, Suwimon Kooptiwoot wrote:
Hi all,
My perl program cannot work with input data, text file, size 48 MB!. I
am running ActivePerl 5.6 under Windows XP, 1 GB RAM . It takes
running time overnight more than 15 hours then show me that it's out of
memory. How can I do ?
The route command works like a charm...thanks a million!!
Nancy Wingfield
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Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2003 12:44 PM
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Subject: RE: Changing Default Gateway
Nancy Wrote:
Hi
Hello,
Can someone let me know of a method of displaying a status bar on
screen(html) in Perl script while it is processing a task. I have tried to
print html, but it won't display the image until it has finished processing,
and then it displays with the rest of the information. JavaScript is
Title: RE: Displaying a status bar
I don;t think there is really a way unless u use a flash front end to start the perl script running then take the output from the perl script and use that to make your determination... flash has some kewl content tools... =)
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From:
Hello,
Can someone let me know of a method of displaying a status bar on
screen(html) in Perl script while it is processing a task. I
have tried to print html, but it won't display the image
until it has finished processing, and then it displays with
the rest of the information.
Your
I am trying to create a free standing exe using perl app. I am on old
stuff, perlapp 2.1. Here is the output of what I am doing. Any help is
appreciated.
C:\Perlperlapp -s=GenDBLoad.pl -f -v -r -c -e=GenDBLoad
Input script name: GenDBLoad.pl
Output exe name: GenDBLoad.exe
Exe Mode:
do you have permissions to make files on the system?
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2003 11:24 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Unable to open executable file:
I am trying to create a free standing exe using perl app. I
Mark,
Thanks for your suggestion.
I set the output buffer to Off, and it is displaying my html status bar and
it seems to be processing in the background. But, I want to display my
results page after processing. It seems that the status page does not go
away even after processing is done. I
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