We need to see the code in order to help you on this.
Ben
At 09:47 PM 6/29/01 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I have write a perl-script which access a textfile (only reading) in my
>webdirectory of my IIS5.0 Server. The problem is that Perl cannot read this
>textfile, but on a Apache/Wi
the problem with that, is that i really want to have
nested data. if i force myself to conform to a data
structure that can be CSV'd, i'd loose almost all of
the functionality of a hash, and kind-of defeat the
purpose of using a serialized hash in the first place :(
i'm probably going to have to
> of course, i could roll my own, but before i go to the
> trouble of writing a whole php-compatible serialize and
> deserialize module for perl, can anyone offer any help
> or suggestions on how to make PHP and Perl recognize each
> other's serialized data?
I would serialize things into a CSV st
i've been working on a method of handling sessions that
would be portable and easy to implement in PHP and Perl.
i've got everything working fine except the
interoperability of serialized data.
the reason it's important is becuase my session table
basically looks like this: (i left out the 't
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Try http://www.roth.net/perl/
Thank you,
Steven Spears
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lonh
seng
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Title: RE: how to use Net::SMTP to mail to multiple users
Andy,
Try:
$smtp->datasend("To: $formdata{'email1'}\n, $formdata{'email2'}\n");
with \n after each email address.
Andy
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What about NTFS permissions? The webserver may allow outside people to view
it but the file itself may not be viewable by anyone except by the person
who created it.
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Hi,
I have write a perl-script which access a textfile (only reading) in my
webdirectory of my IIS5.0 Server. The problem is that Perl cannot read this
textfile, but on a Apache/Win32 it run well. Script access and read permissions
are set. What did I make wrong?
Thanks for help!
Chefkoc
On Fri, 29 Jun 2001, scott [gts] wrote:
> a "senior internet programmer" can't figure out
> how to get off a mailing list ?
Oh, he's oldschool, he cut his teeth before all this newfangled mailing
list hoohah came along. "Back in his day, they had to push the bits down
the wire themselves, an
a
"senior internet programmer" can't figure out
how
to get off a mailing list ?
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PLEASE REMOVE
http://www.sambar.com/
freeware win32 webserver that supports CGI scripts.
it's small and easy to install also.
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> Shariman Azeze
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> Cc: [
this is probably a stupid syntax question, but i'm using the following code
to send mail:
use Net::SMTP;
$smtp = Net::SMTP->new('$server');
$smtp->mail($ENV{USER});
$smtp->to("$formdata{'email'}");
$smtp->data();
$smtp->datasend("To: $formdata{'email'}\n");
$smtp->datasend("From: $webmaster\n");
We converted from Unix and had a lot of different things going on with Perl.
Here's how we ended up getting AS Perl to work. We also use PerlEX, so if
you don't, just skip those instructions. We had a heck of a time getting
things to work. All the information was found from different sources.
M
Hope it's useful.
Lee
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NAME
Image::GD::Thumbnail - create thumbnail images with GD
SYNOPSIS
use GD;
use Image::GD::Thumbnail;
# Load your source image
open IN, 'E:/Images/test.jpg' or die
Hi all,
Is there odbc module coming with perl, v5.6.1. I f not. Tell me where I can
get it.
Best Regards,
lonh
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Glad you went with it - TokeParser really is a great thing. You might also have a
look at HTML::Parser, when you've time.
Lee
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At 15:51 28/06/2001, Lee Goddard wrote:
>The safest way of doing this is not with a regex
>(as the perlre doc agress), but using HTML::TokeParser.
Lee,
Thanks for your help. I've managed to get what I want done using the above module. I
can also see some uses for it in improving code that we'
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