Re: my telnet cmd output problem solved

i had to give a second command quit to get the output meena --- MEENA SELVAM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > according to dump_log when remote cmd is executed, > the remote side sends the output, but printing > output > shows only []. where can i suspect? > meena > --- MEENA SELVAM <[EMAIL PROTEC

why is the $output returned by NET::Telnet->cmd is empty [ ], dump_log is Ok

according to dump_log when remote cmd is executed, the remote side sends the output, but printing output shows only []. where can i suspect? meena --- MEENA SELVAM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > hi, > > i am not getting the output of the remote command > execution, in the $output, though the dump_

Re: is this an array context or scalar context?, while using Net::Telnet

hi, i am not getting the output of the remote command execution, in the $output, though the dump_log shows that cmd is executed successfully, the following code involves scalar context or array context? my output ie temp array is printed as three blanklines followed by [] i want to kno

Re: Run a subroutine, then replace subroutine and run again

On Jun 27, Wagner, David --- Senior Programmer Analyst --- WGO said: Sorry, but I have two subroutines with the same name which is fine because I have not had a need to use the hashes which these two similar subroutines created. How do I run the subroutine and generate my set of hashes, then

Run a subroutine, then replace subroutine and run again

Sorry, but I have two subroutines with the same name which is fine because I have not had a need to use the hashes which these two similar subroutines created. How do I run the subroutine and generate my set of hashes, then replace the sub with the other and run again, but into

Better place for OOPerl questions?

Noting that this list is more oriented towards beginner questions/general inquiry, but not having found a perl.org list more geared towards advanced and/or OOPerl questions, I'm wondering: A> whether starting a perl.org oop list makes any sense? B> where would be a good place to post OOPerl que

default directory for emacs/perldb

How does one set the current working directory for a perl debug session? I've tried the following: 1) start perl debug, then 'M-x cd'. 'M-x pwd' reports the correct directory, but a statement like "my $cwd = `pwd`;" gets the directory of the file being debugged. 2) tried starting emacs in the tar

Re: can anyone help resolve compilation error related to use constant

MEENA SELVAM wrote: > I have a section of code from a .pl file as follows: > > > package SF::Constants; > use Exporter; > > @ISA = qw(Exporter); > @EXPORT = qw(SF_SUCCESS SF_EINVAL SF_ENOSYS SF_ENOMEM > SF_ERANGE SF_EPERM SF_ENOENT SF_EEXIST SF_EDA

Re: can anyone help resolve compilation error related to use constant

I have a section of code from a .pl file as follows: package SF::Constants; use Exporter; @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(SF_SUCCESS SF_EINVAL SF_ENOSYS SF_ENOMEM SF_ERANGE SF_EPERM SF_ENOENT SF_EEXIST SF_EDATABASE SF_ESYNTAX SF_NOUSER SF_NOUSERR

RE: route STDOUT to file

Manish Sapariya wrote: > I use screen as my tool to deal with unstable network connection. > Its command line version of vncviewer. > > Screen dameon allows me to reconnect the previously opened screen, > if I by mistake detache or exit the current shell, or network forces > my connection down. H

Re: Logger output behavior not wanted

On 6/27/05, Pablo Wolter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I have some troubles to figuring out by myself a way to add the output > of a script that I run by system function in perl into a logger. The > code I have is: [snip] > print LOG "-- $hostName Database backup\n"; > print LOG "--

Logger output behavior not wanted

Hi, I have some troubles to figuring out by myself a way to add the output of a script that I run by system function in perl into a logger. The code I have is: #!/usr/bin/perl use Fcntl qw( O_RDONLY O_WRONLY O_CREAT );

Wrapper Script

(I'm mailing this after posting through Google Groups. I didn't see it get posted, so I'm sending email instead. I hope this doesn't double post. If it does, I'm sorry.) Hi Perl folks, I am trying to write a wrapper script around an executable file so that I am able to better control the res

Re: deleting ldap users question

On 6/27/05, Graeme McLaren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all, I am trying to delete entries from an LDAP server and I don't > understand why my code is not deleting the relevant entries. [snip] > here is my code: > # > #!/usr/bin/perl >

deleting ldap users question

Hi all, I am trying to delete entries from an LDAP server and I don't understand why my code is not deleting the relevant entries. Using an ldap browser the top level directory has the following next to it: dc=test_ldap_server, dc=com There are four subdirectories within this directory: cn=

Re: route STDOUT to file

I use screen as my tool to deal with unstable network connection. Its command line version of vncviewer. Screen dameon allows me to reconnect the previously opened screen, if I by mistake detache or exit the current shell, or network forces my connection down. I assume a non-perlish solution wil

accessing the systray

Is there a module that will allow me to put an icon in the systray (freedesktop.org compliant...fluxbox, gnome, etc.)? Searching CPAN for 'systray' turned up nothing. I'm going to take a stab at writing a systray plugin for irssi, just because someone claimed xchat was better because of the systray