R. Joseph Newton wrote:
zsdc wrote:
John W. Krahn wrote:
Perl and Unix are not acronyms or abbreviations although LDAP is.
Actually, Perl is an acronym of Practical Extraction and Report
Language.
Close, not quite. Larry has a rather perverse sense of humor, and as a
concession to the indiscrimin
From: "R. Joseph Newton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Close, not quite. Larry has a rather perverse sense of humor, and as
> a concession to the indiscriminate acronymophilia of the day, he
> allowed as to how the acronym you listed could be applied, just as
> could be P[adjective I have forgotten] Ecle
zsdc wrote:
> John W. Krahn wrote:
>
> > Clifford Bruce wrote:
> >
> >>I am a beginner at PERL, PERL modules, and UNIX. I installed RADIATOR on
> >>my Ultra 2 with Solaris 8. Before I can configure RADIATOR I need to
> >>install several modules (e.g. MD4, ldap, openSSL). The first module I
> >>hav
On Mar 1, 2004, at 12:20 AM, zsdc wrote:
Actually, Perl is an acronym of Practical Extraction and Report
Language.
You sure about that? :) Quoting from the FAQ:
But never write "PERL", because perl is not an acronym,
apocryphal folklore
and post-facto expansions
John W. Krahn wrote:
Clifford Bruce wrote:
I am a beginner at PERL, PERL modules, and UNIX. I installed RADIATOR on
my Ultra 2 with Solaris 8. Before I can configure RADIATOR I need to
install several modules (e.g. MD4, ldap, openSSL). The first module I
have attempted to install is MD4. I began
aris
Perl 5.005_03 is a rather old version. You should be able to get Perl
version 5.8.3 from Sun's web site.
> I copied the Digest-MD4-1.3.tar file to this directory and then used the
> following command to untar it:
>
> tar -xof Digest-MD4-1.3.tar
>
> I then looked for
), but the normal way to install a Perl module is:
(From a command line)
perl -MCPAN -e "shell"
install Digest::MD4
This uses the 'CPAN' install system. First time you try it, it will ask
all kinds of questions after the first command there. Answer as best you
are able.
was by issuing the following command:
perl -e "print qq(@INC)"
Their were several paths so I chose one which was:
/usr/per5/5.005003/sun4-solaris
I copied the Digest-MD4-1.3.tar file to this directory and then used the
following command to untar it:
tar -xof Digest-MD4-1.3.tar
