On Tue, 26 Aug 2003 19:20:03 +, Greenhalgh David <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This may be the wrong forum to ask this...
>
> How do I uninstall a module downloaded from CPAN? Specifically, I
> cannot get the DBD::MySQL driver to install under
You may have better luck in the [EMAIL PROTECTED] list since OS X likes
to do all kinds of weird things with its Perl, and with regards to
DBI/DBD in [EMAIL PROTECTED] Typically removing a Perl module is
not as easy as installing them, removing the associated files is only
one step...
Sorry I
On Tue, 26 Aug 2003 15:06:08 -0400, Andrew Brosnan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Has anyone used Net::FTP to create a browser based FTP client? (I assume
> that's one use for it)
>
> I have a client that needs to let their clients tran
This may be the wrong forum to ask this...
How do I uninstall a module downloaded from CPAN? Specifically, I
cannot get the DBD::MySQL driver to install under OS X. It refuses to
find the mysql_config file, and when I run Makefile again with the -L
and -I switches it won't work after install.
Hello,
Has anyone used Net::FTP to create a browser based FTP client? (I assume
that's one use for it)
I have a client that needs to let their clients transfer files to and
from their server. Some of the files may be big (30-40MB) and using a
regular FTP client isn't an option, unfortunately.
I
On Tue, 26 Aug 2003 at 00:31, Octavian Rasnita opined:
OR:This is a pretty good method, but it is not so good because the
OR:visitors won't be able to use a Download manager to download the file.
OR:Or better said, they won't be able to resume the download.
true, however the original poster asked
On Sun, 24 Aug 2003 at 03:04, zsdc opined:
z:fliptop wrote:
z:
z:> merrill - i'm a little late on this thread, and the other suggestions are
z:> valid, but here's one way to serve up files w/o using a direct link by
z:> taking advantage of CGI.pm's header() function:
z:>
z:> my $cgi = new CGI;
z:
> whenever you need to do any special formatting like this,
> especially numbers, use the "sprintf()" in perlfunc - Perl
> builtin functions for your case, try this:
>
> print sprintf("%05.02f\n", 4.5 );
> 04.50
Why not just use 'printf()' for this? Makes it somewhat less confusing
while doin
