Ivan Bogdanov wrote:
Maybe some body can help me?
Your question is probably best at home on the beginners-...@perl.org
mailing list; this is where the CGI experts can be found ;-)
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Hi!
(Reordered to make more readable)
> cs> Hi all ,
> cs> use sendmail -f $from $to and check , may be it should work
fine ...
>
secondly, did you read this thread? you can't call sendmail without a
path since it usually resides in non-standard dirs unlikely to be in
your path.
Also, c
Harry Putnam wrote:
Shlomi,
Sorry to butt in here... I've been noticing that notation:
{{{
bla
}}}
A few times recently in threads here.
I'm not a dedicated reader here; only from time to time, so probably
missed a thread sometime back explaining what that notation means.
Also googling i
Shlomi Fish writes:
> On Sunday 28 Mar 2010 00:16:43 Harry Putnam wrote:
>> Shlomi Fish writes:
>> > It's my own notation (inspired by E-mail/Usenet conventions or the French
>> > «...») for delimiting blocks, quotes, etc. Similar to HTML's
>> > ... or The meaning is that
>> > whatever insi
On Sunday 28 Mar 2010 10:55:09 alekto wrote:
> Hi,
> I tried to make some changes to my script, but it still does not work.
> Here is a better explanation:
>
> this script that is executed like this: ./colstat.pl -f -e ;
> (specify what to use in the split function in order to divide the columns)
Hi,
I tried to make some changes to my script, but it still does not work.
Here is a better explanation:
this script that is executed like this: ./colstat.pl -f -e ;
(specify what to use in the split function in order to divide the columns)
I would like to put each line from the input file into
