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    Dial and FTP Files On Microsoft Windows With Perl

    Th current application uses a shareware DOS program called RasDail95 to launch Microsoft Dialup Networking. Then it logs into a server and FTP's files. If you put these two lines in a loop, the Microsoft Dialer will stop returning results or lock up after several tries. $results = `rasdial95...
  2. john2

    Dial and FTP Files On Microsoft Windows With Perl

    I would like to bypass the Windows dialer if possible. I found this thread on the perlmonks.org forum and it describes how to dial. http://www.perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=37633&lastnode_id=864 One of the messages describes module Win32::RASE to bypass the the DOS Rasdial95.exe program and...
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    Dial and FTP Files On Microsoft Windows With Perl

    I have a Perl application that uses the DOS program Rasdial95 to open the Microsoft Windows dialer program to connect to the internet. The application FTP's files back and forth using the Perl FTP module. After connecting and disconnecting a few times with Microsoft Dialer, the dialer program...
  4. john2

    Microsoft Internet Dialer

    I have a perl script that that calls the shareware DOS program RASDIAL95.EXE. This program then launches the dialer program that comes with Microsoft Windoze. @Results = `rasdial95 number`; The dialer program can be called and closed a few times before the Windows memory leak problem...

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