Status:[IMG][1] [IMG][2] [IMG][3] To try running directly a .pl file verify
that : the PATHEXT global variable contains .PL in it AND the .PL files are
well associated with {path to perl.exe}\perl.exe (a standard activeperl
should do these two, but not sure for the first) If it don't work try
starting the script with "perl.exe D:\Mailroot\Scripts\autoreply.pl" in the
mailproc.tab replacing "D:\Mailroot\Scripts\autoreply.pl" If it don't work
too try with "{path to perl.exe}\perl.exe D:\Mailroot\Scripts\autoreply.pl"
Note that standard 'registered' (in the registry) associated files =
handlingseems to not be handled by the win32 api function used in xmail to =
start a process (i don't have in mind the name of the function used and the
=name of the api function that handle these associations) If fact to be sure
that a script (perl, tcl, vbs, js, ...) starts from = xmail ALLWAYS use the
syntax : "{full path to exe that handle the script type, ie
c:\perl\perl.exe}{full path to script file, ie toto.pl}" Francis
-----Messaged'origine----- De : Theo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Envoy=E9 :
lundi 30 d=E9cembre 2002 21:59 =C0 : [EMAIL PROTECTED] Objet : [xmail]
Perl in windows. Hello , Nice the xmailserver list is back ;-) But i have
some dificulty's starting perl script via mailproc.tab in xmail /windows.
Note that i'm not using xmail on windows myself ,but someone other has this
strange problem. I'm the developer of autoreply script , it runs nice within
xmail/linux , but in xmail/windows there seems some probllems . I think that
the perl executable cannot be found .. >From the commandline ('dos' prompt)
all works as it should be . but when starting from xmail's mailproc.tab
xmailresponses with the following errors: SMTP client connection from
[x.x.x.x] SMTP client exit [x.x.x.x] SMAIL local SMTP =3D "domain.net" From
=3D To=3D
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