Dear Wiggins,
Thanks :)
It looks like it was my fault!
It's just that I see this issue coming up in a lot of newsgroups, and forums.
I see a lot of people ask questions, and once in a while some wise guy throws
something out there!
Once again, sorry :)
Soheil
Miscommunication I think is at the
And see as I mention the
use strict::English
I was apparently invoking the
use SundayNight::English
instead, and when I should have been writing "write" I instead wrote
"right".
Amazing how the human mind works, time for bed, yes me thinks (and only
at 9:17 yikes)
http://da
Miscommunication I think is at the root. The way you stated the problem:
I kind of know how it's supposed to be done I m just not sure who to
write the code.
With the use of the phrase "who to write the code" implies that you had
developed your proposed solution but were looking for someone
Wiggins Wrote:
This sounds like a question that probably shouldn't be addressed here,
as this is a help forum, rather than a job posting forum?? Sounds like
you know what you want, and it can certainly be done (in fact I would
say there isn't much difficult about it), but we are really here to
Dear Connie,
Hello and thanks again :)
I just wanted to show you and everyone else who is interested in this subject a much
better example:
http://www.iwebsupport.com/cgi-bin/dsx.cgi?app=Installer
And once again, your tip was great. Thanks. Actually the company above uses Net::FTP
to do the tr
Dear Connie,
Thanks so much :)
It gives me a place to start :)
I guess to make it simple, if the client gets disconnected, he can always start the
process over.
And if they make a mistake in filling out the form, I assume it just won't work, and
the program will give errors.
Thanks again,
Sohe
Yes, much clear, and you've simplifies your question welly =)
You may want to look at http://search.cpan.org/search?mode=all&query=FTP
As long as FTP has its own fix protocal, that wouldn't be
very difficult to deal with for file transfering(with Perl).
The only thing I can think about this momen
I have installed a number of the nms scripts with tremendous success.
Thanks for your help.
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From: fliptop [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 15, 2002 9:09 PM
On Thu, 15 Aug 2002 at 20:36, Patricia Gillard opined:
you are strongly encouraged not to use
Soheil Shaghaghi wrote:
> I kind of know how it's supposed to be done I m just not sure who to write the code
>:)
This sounds like a question that probably shouldn't be addressed here,
as this is a help forum, rather than a job posting forum?? Sounds like
you know what you want, and it ca
Hi Connie,
Thanks for the reply.
Well, I don't think the client side needs to have anything installed.
I kind of know how it's supposed to be done I m just not sure who to write the code :)
A little bit more details:
1. Let's say I have a directory structure for the program like this:
program
prog
On Sun, 18 Aug 2002 at 01:13, Soheil Shaghaghi opined:
SS:Thanks Jim :)
SS:I've actually seen such scripts on the web, so I know it's possible.
SS:One thing that is not the job of this script is to actually look for server
SS:details. These should be determined by the user.
SS:
SS:Basically, the
On Sun, 18 Aug 2002 06:08:38 +0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Connie Chan)
wrote:
>$main::SIG{__DIE__} = \&Die4CGI::die;
>
>*BUT!! I still not understand, how can this overided
>the orgional "die" ? Why shouldn't I write as :
>open FH, $file or Die4CGI::die($!) ;
Because your module says above that th
Wow... but I don't believe this can be accompolish without
installing anything to client side computer(/server).
Even you can, you are possibly doing the way on 'hack'. =)
With some file tricky header decorations, you can auto run
a file downloaded in Win OS(Me and previous) not patched.
But I am
Thanks Jim :)
I've actually seen such scripts on the web, so I know it's possible.
One thing that is not the job of this script is to actually look for server
details. These should be determined by the user.
Basically, the user is required to enter certain information in the form,
like the path t
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