> If you've just written the file, have you closed the
> filehandle and checked the return value?
>
> Paul Johnson - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> http://www.pjcj.net
>
Well, I've just learned a valuable lesson (or two), which is, after all,
what I'm on this list for :)
Just prior to the code I've alrea
On Jan 31, 2008 2:02 PM, RICHARD FERNANDEZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Immediately before your test code I have a line that reads:
>
> print "Creating gzip'd archive\n";
>
> and after the job runs, I definitely end up with a .gz file, just an
> empty one.
I was really hoping you were goi
RICHARD FERNANDEZ wrote:
No warnings? H Are you sure your program actually ran
the new code? That should have generated at least one
warning. Is there any chance you've redirected or closed the
STDERR filehandle? You can always add a line like this during
development, if you need to be
On Thu, Jan 31, 2008 at 05:02:44PM -0500, RICHARD FERNANDEZ wrote:
> I hate to do it, but I guess I'll have to shell out. Can't spend any
> more time on this, unless anyone
> else has any more ideas?
If you've just written the file, have you closed the filehandle and
checked the return value?
I
> No warnings? H Are you sure your program actually ran
> the new code? That should have generated at least one
> warning. Is there any chance you've redirected or closed the
> STDERR filehandle? You can always add a line like this during
> development, if you need to be sure the new co
RICHARD FERNANDEZ wrote:
Hi Tom, thanks for the reply.
my $old_name = "$company.$ext.$date";
my $new_name = "$old_name.gz";
warn "File '$old_name' is empty" if -z $old_name;
warn "File '$old_name' isn't really a file" unless -f _;
unlink $new_name; # whether it's there or not
gzip
On Jan 31, 2008 12:08 PM, RICHARD FERNANDEZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I made the changes you suggested and re-ran it. The program just comes
> back to a prompt. No warnings, no nothing, and still no data in the
> gzip'd file!
No warnings? H Are you sure your program actually ran the ne
Hi Tom, thanks for the reply.
> my $old_name = "$company.$ext.$date";
> my $new_name = "$old_name.gz";
> warn "File '$old_name' is empty" if -z $old_name;
> warn "File '$old_name' isn't really a file" unless -f _;
> unlink $new_name; # whether it's there or not
> gzip $old_name => $
On Jan 31, 2008 10:06 AM, RICHARD FERNANDEZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> gzip "$company.$ext.$date" => "$company.$ext.$date.gz",
> BinModeIn=> 1 or do {
> warn "Failed to gzip file: $company.$ext.$date:
> $GzipError\n";
>
Hi Folks,
I have the following code:
use IO::Compress::Gzip qw(gzip $GzipError);
...then...
gzip "$company.$ext.$date" => "$company.$ext.$date.gz",
BinModeIn=> 1 or do {
warn "Failed to gzip file: $company.$ext.$date:
$GzipEr
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