Am I mistaken, or does File::Find not descend into directories that only
have symlinks in them?
My code, simplified:
find({ follow => 1, wanted => \&PrintDir}, "somedir");
sub PrintDir {
print $File::Find::dir . "\n";
}
If any directory *only* has symlinks in it but no real files, that
direct
Antonio Lobato wrote:
I wrote a perl for get mail messages from postfix smtp server via
STDIN.
My problem is postfix is sending encoded characters to my script.
If it have to send a acentued "a", á, it sends a
=?ISO-8859-1?B?4SDjIOI=?=
instead. for acentued "e", é, it sends the string
Hi,
I wrote a perl for get mail messages from postfix smtp server
via STDIN.
My problem is postfix is sending encoded characters to my
script. If it have to send a acentued "a", á, it sends a
=?ISO-8859-1?B?4SDjIOI=?=
instead. for acentued "e", é, i
On Sat, Aug 21, 2004 at 01:11:41AM +0200, Maxipoint Rep Office wrote:
> Have you some useful URL about that?
> > is possible start some actions with Perl without Cron?
> > for example send email to users from database after 3 days or delete
> > something from database automaticaly after 3 day with
