I have had the same two problems with 1.16 and cvs (same day). The problem
with sending mail seemed to be solved when I ran my MTA as a deamon, not
through inetd. (do not know if that will help) The address thing I really
haven't found a work around for.
David Monarres <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
quot;hello";
I hope that helps.
David Monarres <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Have you tried setting the $/ (input record seperator) and $\ (output
seporator) variable for all of your scripts to the same thing accross
platforms. I don't know if the perl script also creats the data but if it
does you can use the "\oXXX" control code to set this accross p
Ronald,
I know that this doesn't directly anwswer your question but chapter 18 of
Lincon Stein's "Network Programming with perl" is all about UDP servers. I
am not quit ethere yet so I really cannot help you but that might give you
a clue.
David
On Fri, 25 May 2001 08:47:13 "Yacketta,Ronald J" wro
goes down/up. SO I would have to know the hostname before I look
for the ip. I only will know the interface name before I poll the link.
Does anybody have a perl way to get an ip from a specific interface.
David Monarres
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ps. sorry if you have already answered this and I m
ke it
should be included in the package that you rquested. I would try to install
XML::Parser.
David Monarres
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On Mon, 07 May 2001 08:01:30 Stephen E. Hargrove wrote:
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> I'm trying to install Bundle::
On Fri, 04 May 2001 13:29:06 Steve Neu wrote:
> I was thinking CTRL-C would exit the program prematurely without printing
> anything but I didn't try it, so I am probably wrong.
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I thought that CTRL-Z was the key combo in the Windows world. (but for 2000
I do not kno
o read in
a word and reverse it's contents. Not critical but it has intrigued me.
Thank you in advance
David Monarres
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On Wed, 02 May 2001 12:29:08 Me wrote:
> > "how do I tell perl to open a file for reading, do various
> > commands, and then output th
