Hey david,
My MUA believes you used KNode/0.7.1
to write the following on Friday, January 17, 2003 at 4:54:23 PM.
d> Telent doesn't use the tcp protocol, it uses TELNET.
Telnet does use TCP. In the TCP/IP world, just about everything uses
either TCP or UDP (a couple I can think of that
> "Pankajwarade" == Pankajwarade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Pankajwarade> I am tring to use IO::Socket module in order to execute
Pankajwarade> the commands on remote server. Perl script connects
Pankajwarade> remote server on port 23, and waits for login prompt
Pankajwarade> forever. It re
I'm trying to get Mail::IMAPClient working with SSL. I can get it working
fine without SSL. Here's my attempt:
# assume $server, $port, $username, $password are defined correctly
my $ssl = IO::Socket::SSL->new(Proto=>'tcp',
SSL_verify_mod=>0x00,
Hi there Coders,
I am totally new to Perl programming, but know the following languages.
Java, Visual Basic and Pascal / Delphi. I also know a smidgin of C. I have
ordered a book from Amazon that will teach me, but before it arrives I would
like to dabble a bit.
I have some webspace on a Unix / L
Many Windows perl'ers advocate ActiveState's ActivePerl which is very
fine, I would suggest using Cygwin (http://www.cygwin.com) if you wanted
to most closely simulate the linux environment under windows. It comes
with a nice installer, and will give you many of the command line
utilities you w
Hi Pete.
Pete Emerson wrote:
> I'm trying to get Mail::IMAPClient working with SSL. I can get it
> working
> fine without SSL. Here's my attempt:
>
> # assume $server, $port, $username, $password are defined correctly
> my $ssl = IO::Socket::SSL->new(Proto=>'tcp',
>
"...what is the best method for getting
Perl up and running on WinXP box that will allow me to then upload to my
webspace on the Linux box?" --Anthoni
Hi Anthoni,
I would recommend ActiveState ActivePerl installation. It installs well on Windows.
It also ignores the comment line that Unix use
