Re: Help Needed

On Wed, 18 Jan 2006, Rakesh Mishra wrote: > Hello folks > I am thinking to built port scanner in perl. for port scanning I am > using SYN packet. > Can any body suggest some online document or mannuals for this. Can someone? Probably. Did you try searching? Where? What did you find? Did you fin

Help Needed

Hello folks I am thinking to built port scanner in perl. for port scanning I am using SYN packet. Can any body suggest some online document or mannuals for this. with regards Rakesh

Re: retrieving from opendbm

On 1/17/06, Anders Stegmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Why doesn't this work? > dbmopen(%result_hash, >>BB, 0666); 'Cause it's not Perl. :-) What's >>BB supposed to be? The second parameter to dbmopen is a filename, so that should be a string. (I think you're confusing that with doing something

RE: Win32::TieRegistry problem

Is there a value called DisplayName in every key under Uninstall? My guess is that you will find on the computers where this fails that there is a key that is "incomplete", either from a partial uninstall or a badly installed program. By the way, I don't think you actually need to call the GetVa

Win32::TieRegistry problem

Hello I have a problem with this module. My script does not work with all pcs . In fact when I execute it on my computer I have no problem but in an other one I have this error: *Can't call method "GetValue" on an undefined value* An extract of my script: $Registry->Delimiter("/");

Re: WWW::Mechanize question

Randal L. Schwartz [RLS], on , , 2006 at 09:01 (-0800) contributed this to our collective wisdom: "Ing>> Problem comes, when I want to cache webpage with forms (POST). RLS> This is strange. POST requests are not necessarily idempotent, and this is RLS> why caches never cache them. Perhaps you

RE: filehandle question

# (Prematurely?) declare lexical variable 405 my $fh; # Get file name from the $file object. 406 my $txtfile = $file->fileName(); # Open file using lexical variable # declared earlier for file handle. # Do not test file opening for success. 407

Re: retrieving from opendbm

Anders Stegmann wrote: Hi! Why doesn't this work? Aargh! *Please* see http://perl.plover.com/Questions4.html You're expecting us to read your mind, so here goes... use strict; use warnings; my %result_hash = qw(foo bar); dbmopen(%result_hash, >>BB, 0666); "BB" needs to be quo

Re: filehandle question

radhika wrote: Hi, Can someone tell me what is going on in this peice of code? Especially, line 409. --code start-- 405my $fh; 406my $txtfile = $file->fileName(); 407open $fh, $txtfile; open $fh, $txtfile or die "cannot open $txtfile: $!\n"; 408my $plain_text = ''; 409$p

filehandle question

Hi, Can someone tell me what is going on in this peice of code? Especially, line 409. --code start-- 405my $fh; 406my $txtfile = $file->fileName(); 407open $fh, $txtfile; 408my $plain_text = ''; 409$plain_text .= $_ foreach (<$fh>); close $fh; --code end-- I keep getti

Re: WWW::Mechanize question

> ""Ing" == "Ing Branislav Gerzo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: "Ing> Problem comes, when I want to cache webpage with forms (POST). This is strange. POST requests are not necessarily idempotent, and this is why caches never cache them. Perhaps you want to turn these POSTs into GETs instead,

retrieving from opendbm

Hi! Why doesn't this work? use strict; use warnings; my %result_hash = qw(foo bar); dbmopen(%result_hash, >>BB, 0666); dbmclose(%result_hash); dbmopen(%result_hash, BB, 0666); while (my ($key,$val) = each %result_hash) { print $key,\n; } dbmclose(%result_hash);

WWW::Mechanize question

Hi all there, I'd like to use %subj% with caching options. I know how to use Cache::File; or WWW::Mechanize::Cached. Problem comes, when I want to cache webpage with forms (POST). I decide not to use WWW::Mechanize::Cached, because it uses as key given URL (as I decoded that from source). I know