Change a lot of the program based on suggestions from people on this list,
Thanks to all. Now I've found an unusual problem that doesn't exactly make
sense.
Have not done a lot of stress testing on this version yet, but found a way
to make it fail that should not fail. What happens is that if it
Chris Benco wrote:
>The problem is that the script is supposed to loop basically forever until
>it finds something. It does this for awhile. The program works for about
>24 hours at which point it just stops. I've tried changing to loop time
>
>
As a wag.. is it possible you are checking for
James Edward Gray
II To: "Chris Benco"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I'm not familiar with "notes email" or the Win32::OLE module you're
using, so it's unlikely that I can solve your problem. I do have a few
general observations to offer though.
First, checking something like e-mail every one second, may border on
obsessive compulsive behavior!Seriously
Chris Benco said:
> If anyone has any ideas on how to improve this programs stability, how
> to make perl programs more stably in general, or even a possible reason
> why this, or any general purpose program might crash for unknown
> reasons let me know. Looking for input of any kind on this is
Below is a perl script I've been working on that logs into and checks a
notes email account for new messages once every second. When it finds a
new message it tests for a password, and if it success it process's the
email. The script will based on what is in the email either run another
script,
