RE: OH NOOO SPAM ATTACK!

It looks like to me that spammers ARE subscribed to the list and they just sit back and watch the traffic fly by and harvest legitimate e-mail address. They are not spamming the list directly but they are spamming the users of the lists indidivually. I have an e-mail that I created only for perl

RE: Excel, hyperlinks and empty rows.

Hi Richard; This works for me to return the last populated row -- $worksheet_rows = $worksheet-UsedRange-rows-count; Don't know about the hyperlink. HTH, Glen -Original Message- From: Beckett Richard-qswi266 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, July 10, 2003 7:31 AM To: '[EMAIL

Re: about modules

- Original Message - From: LIBERCE D SbanStiSysDev [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, July 10, 2003 11:32 PM Subject: about modules Hello! I question about modules I have a config file defined as a perl module exporting a variable (config.pm), and a perl script

Re: OH NOOO SPAM ATTACK!

Perhaps the list manager could change the listmail software so that the 'from' address is always the Mailinglist address. That way nobody but the individual who is subscribed can see their own email address. It would also help ensure that replies to peoples posts are ALL posted through the board

RE: about modules

Hello! I question about modules I have a config file defined as a perl module exporting a variable (config.pm), and a perl script using this config file to do some stuff (install.PL). both files are in the same directory (I put the files below) when I run the script, I get

RE: Win32::Exchange.

That's not an implemented function at this time, but I could work offline with you to create one.. It should be relatively easy to create. Sadly, I don't have an Exchange 5.5 server to test on anymore. Mail me offline, and we can talk. Steven -Original Message- From: Molumuri,

RE: OH NOOO SPAM ATTACK!

Hi, I'm the moderator of this list at ActiveState (ie the guy that rejects all the nigerian spam). I'm going to look into doing this - I think it's a good idea as well as it saves me from having overly complex inbox filtering rules. thanks Martin! Jeff Griffiths ActiveState Technical Support

Re: This is what confuses me about my...

Hi Beckett, BRq Because the first time I encounter $spreadsheet in my script is within BRq brackets, I have to add the line my $spreadsheet at teh beginning of my BRq script. You don't *have* to use strict, you know Or you can check-out the vars pragma (perldoc vars). But, what's wrong

Re[2]: OH NOOO SPAM ATTACK!

Hi =James, On Thursday, July 10, 2003 at 3:42:24 PM, you wrote: JB This is not spam. It's a subscriber to this list who has made the JB ill-advised choice to use a spam-blocking service. Why doesn't the service check the mail headers for the list or bulk setting and ignore such posts? And is

Re: Excel, hyperlinks and empty rows.

On Thu, 10 Jul 2003, Beckett Richard-qswi266 wrote: Guys, Struggling to find the following information... I'm using Win32:OLE to insert text into a spreadsheet. Currently I have to start a new spreadsheet every time. How can I detect the first empty row, so that I can append new data to

RE: Excel, hyperlinks and empty rows.

This works for me to return the last populated row -- $worksheet_rows = $worksheet-UsedRange-rows-count; Hmmm... Been playing with this. If the sheet has data on it, then it does return the number of the last populated row. If the sheet is empty, it returns 1, which means that I insert my

Re: This is what confuses me about my...

On Thu, 10 Jul 2003, Beckett Richard-qswi266 wrote: Hello World! This is why I get into a state with my. Because the first time I encounter $spreadsheet in my script is within brackets, I have to add the line my $spreadsheet at teh beginning of my script. Is there a way of effectively

RE: Re[2]: OH NOOO SPAM ATTACK!

-Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Lee Goddard Sent: Thursday, July 10, 2003 12:28 PM To: =James Birkholz= Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re[2]: OH NOOO SPAM ATTACK! Hi =James, On Thursday, July 10, 2003 at 3:42:24 PM, you

Re: Re[2]: OH NOOO SPAM ATTACK!

Lee Goddard [EMAIL PROTECTED] replied: Why doesn't the service check the mail headers for the list or bulk setting and ignore such posts? Bad design. And is there an open-source anti-spam program in perl? And if not, why not? Of course. SpamAssassin, to name but one. And aren't all the

Re: OH NOOO SPAM ATTACK!

On 10 Jul 03, Morbus Iff ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: Is there anything we can do to prevent spam from this list? Well, SpamAssassin droppped the OP for me :-) I'd much rather see less HTML mail. and people actually _using_ the subject field. -- Stephen Patterson http://www.lexx.uklinux.net

Re[2]: OH NOOO SPAM ATTACK!

Hi Leon, On Thursday, July 10, 2003 at 4:26:50 PM, you wrote: L It looks like to me that spammers ARE subscribed to the list and they just sit back and watch the traffic fly by and harvest legitimate e-mail address. They are not spamming the list directly but L they are spamming the users of

RE: Re[2]: OH NOOO SPAM ATTACK!

Title: RE: Re[2]: OH NOOO SPAM ATTACK! John... The only problem with that solution is that is requires sendmail and A UNIX-like operating system what about us poor schmucks that #1 run a Microsoft OS and #2 don't have access to the mail server? =) -Original Message- From: John Mason

RE: Excel, hyperlinks and empty rows.

Beckett Richard wrote: I did get this suggested: my $LastRow = $sheet-UsedRange-Find({What=*, SearchDirection='xlPrevious, SearchOrder=xlByRows})-{Row}; but I get bareword errors on xlPrevious and xlByRows when I try to use it, and I can't work out a syntax that will work. Try