Dear Friends,
I have a small task of Doing/Running some commands on A remote Machine Using
Sockets Communication. Till Now I was not familiar with sockets. Could
anybody of You Please tell me How to get basic knowledge of SOCKET
PROGRAMING with perl.
Please Suggest me relative sites for SOCKET
Well,
I want to install LWP modules on Linux.
At present they are not.CPAN module is there but Linux at present is not connected to
net.
What exactly I have to do...means
What files exactly I have to install from where(exactly).
Where I have to install it on Linux.
What commands are needed?
I t
Hi,
I am new to PERL. I need to know if embperl module works only with Apache
server and not other HTTP servers? Also, can any one of you point me to any
documentation which talks about designing a PERL site keeping
internationalization in mind?
Thanks
Dear List,
Thanks for your supportive remarks and comments of my
script the other day. After getting a book to read, I
'm aware of the mistakes made and there's a lot more
to learn to write better codes.
I have something to discuss based on the scripts used
to find the no. matching words in a te
What is the 1st line of your Perl scripts? Should be
#!c:\Program Files\Perl\bin\perl.exe -Tw
or whatever your path to the executable is...
-Original Message-
From: mp kapa [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, August 27, 2001 2:29 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: question regarding
Hi,
I have installed Apache webserver on my windows 2000 platform and tried to
execute some CGI scripts written in PERL. But even if i try to execute
simple CGI program iam getting 500, internal server error.
I have changed the httpd.conf file and made the following changes to enable
it for ru
> "Bentwingedbird" == Bentwingedbird <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Bentwingedbird> I know I can do $elements1{$element}[x] to get to an
Bentwingedbird> idividual index within the list, but how can I pull
Bentwingedbird> the whole list into a temporary storage variable?
Bentwingedbird> I've tr
Greetings all -
I'm working on a short script that will compare two
XML DTDs. I create two hashes (one for each DTD), and
use the DTD Element names as the key, and a referece
to a list that contains the element number (i.e.,
where it appears in the document, from 0 to n)
followed by that elem
> -Original Message-
> From: Jeff A [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, August 27, 2001 11:47 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Bob Showalter
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> Subject: Re: Net::FTP question
>
>
> I've actually tried that
> but when I do dir() or ls()
> I get the LIST command
I don't use Perl for Administration, and have not run too much other than
CGI apps, but you may want to try:
#Your code here
$command = 'pgp -kv' ;
#pass the returned value to an array
@Commands = system($command) ;
#Display the code in a nice table
print qq|COMMANDS|;
#iterate through the A
Solaris is psrinfo.
Patrick J Connolly
Managed Security Specialist
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Work: (314) 506-3479
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-Original Message-
From: Rogers, Gary (AP- Server Adminstrator)
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, August 27, 2
within most Solaris shells, no need for Perl, try
/usr/bin/dmesg | more
I guess you'd do system '/usr/bin/dmesg' and grep out the lines you need...
hth,
Rob
--
> I am looking for a way for Perl to determine how many processors are
> on a
> system. I know in Windows, I can use th
It's going to vary by *NIX. IRIX has the hinv command that reports hardware
info. You can probably check somewhere in /proc for Linux. AIX you can
probably do an ODMGET to find out, but you'd have to know what to look for.
I'm not sure on HP/UX or Soalris, though I'm sure Solaris has a hardware
in
Hello people,
Am trying to use CGI with perl as a learner.
Now I need to display the output of a system command to HTML. It can't seem to work I
don't know why. Here is what am trying to do,
Am running the following command,
$command = 'pgp -kv' ;
system($command) ;
Print "system($command)"
Hi,
I am looking for a way for Perl to determine how many processors are on a
system. I know in Windows, I can use the NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS environment
variable, but *nix doesn't have this. Any Ideas???
Thanks,
Daryl J. Hoyt
Performance Engineer
Geodesic Systems
http://www.geodesic.co
At 08:27 AM 8/27/01 -0600, Rob Waggoner wrote:
>If this is not an appropriate place to wax philosophic about perl, let me
>know and I will take my questions else where.
I think it's fine. You might get a little more informed response from
comp.lang.perl.moderated.
>I'm curious to hear from ot
I've actually tried that
but when I do dir() or ls()
I get the LIST command 125 Data Connection already open;
No listing appears on the screen although I know that there are files in
the driectory.
Jeff
Bob Showalter wrote:
>> -Original Message-
>> From: Jeff A [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTE
Personally I'd have to say... it depends..
If it's a short and dirty script that will eventually be thrown away and
never modified by anyone other than yourself, it can be as messy as it has
to be to get the job done.
If on the other hand there's ever a possiblility that it will be used by
someo
If this is not an appropriate place to wax philosophic about perl, let me
know and I will take my questions else where.
I'm curious to hear from others who have worked with perl and other
programming/scripting languages. More specifically I'm curious as to how
those "other" languages either af
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