I am working with a university on a web project which entails setting up a
new server. We're going with Red Hat Linux on Dell hardware (RAID 5
configuration), but I am not sure which version of Perl to recommend. I am
very used to 5.005_03, but 5.8 is the current release.
Do I have a large learnin
Ok, I see where I was going wrong, forgot to add the (MESSAGE_NUMBER) in the
Body() while looping thru each email!
thanks for all your help ;) Works fine now
Happy Holidays
>>Wiggins d'Anconia wrote:
Haven't used the module myself, but see inline.
Mike(mickako)Blezien wrote:
Hi Wiggins,
Haven't used the module myself, but see inline.
Mike(mickako)Blezien wrote:
Hi Wiggins,
Thanks for the info. I was sure that the Mail::POP3Client had something
in it to extract the body of the message, but haven't been able to get
it to work with the test script belowdo you possible have a
Hi Wiggins,
Thanks for the info. I was sure that the Mail::POP3Client had something in it to
extract the body of the message, but haven't been able to get it to work with
the test script belowdo you possible have an example of sample script that
may do this ??
TIA
>>Wiggins d'Anconia wrot
Mail::POP3Client has a built in method to do this, from the docs:
"Body( MESSAGE_NUMBER )
Get the body of the specified message, either as an array of lines
or as a string, depending on context."
If for some reason you must do it yourself, the end of the mail headers
are indicated by the fi
Hello all,
I am currently working on retrieving a POP account that will have some stock
quota data in it for clients and sent out several times aday. I am using the use
Mail::POP3Client module. All is working fine, except I need to strip out all but
the body of the message, removing all the mai
#1.) I guess the answer to question one is simply to
create a directory somewhere within my user
access/document tree, and then give it the proper
access permissions.
I prefer to put them in a directory
that is not in the HTML document tree
if at a
Some light reading:
perldoc perlmod
perldoc perlmodlib
perldoc perlmodstyle
perldoc perlmodinstall
perldoc -f use
perldoc -f require
etc. (full list perldoc perl, may vary depending on version)
Will wrote:
Greets Folks,
In many of the books and manuals I have, it seems
every author has a di
Greets Folks,
I usually lurk on this list, but I came across an
issue which I could really use some help with. This
will be half rant, half question, but I think I got it
figured out. What I am asking here is for someone to
either: a.) correct me if I am wrong, or b.) tell me
if I am right.
Tha
On Monday, Dec 2, 2002, at 09:13 US/Pacific, Bob Showalter wrote:
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how do i find which domain name that the user typed in the
Address field. to implement hosts.
The host name is sent
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> I wrote a http server in perl to handle
> GET request from browser
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