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yes it does, The process creates files with correct date. But the localtime returns date 1 hour off.

This is a windows box with Active Perl. I cannot get the correct time. Have been using localtime. TZ is set to CST6CDT. It always return 1 hour less. Tried Date::manip same thing. Remove TZ, tried everything. Any ideas? Thanks in advance.

Have you tried mkdev .scsi which should allow a delete. I have had problems with the new Adaptec stuff also, and have had to go to one of the real old cards.

This is what I get. D:\FTP\curl>perl curl.plx * About to connect() to www.site.com port 21 * Trying xxx.xx.xxx.xx... * connected * Connected to www.site.com (xxx.xx.xxx.x) port 21 < 220 xxx52:6021 FTP server (webMethods Integration Server version 6.5 ) ready. 220 xxx52:6021 FTP server...

This may work, you would need to get the class ParseCron. use FB::ParseCron; sub checkCron { my ($function,$client) = @_; my %hash = %{$function}; my $value = $hash{CRON}[0]; my $c; if ($value) { $c = FB::ParseCron->new($value); } if ($c->now) {...

I cannot find any document on how the options map to the Perl Options. The Curl command line is: $ curl --ftp-ssl -sslv3 --verbose -E FITB-HSBC_public.pem --key FITB-HSBC_private.pem --pass pass --user Logon:xxx ftp://www.site.com/FR/outbound/FR_Test.txt use WWW::Curl::Easy; my...

Have been using pgp for awhile, give clients our public key, they encrypt the file, and we successfully decrypt the file. Now we have a request that the client sign the file? I cannot find any reference that clearly explain the procedure. The only thing I know is that on the client side, the...

my @list; my $clsa; @list = $clsa->list(); @list = ( 1 ); should be @list = ( "file1", "file2", "file3");

This is from a class object and is supposed to return a list. It is returning an array with what looks like a TRUE/FALSE in the array. $dati = "file1\nfile2\nfile3\n"; return $dati ? split( /\n/, $dati ) : ();

Kevin, The valuable info from this post should be condensed and added to FAQ area on this site.

Would you please make this a FAQ as this contains some very valuable information. thanks.

list is a hash array. Debug shows $list = { "seconds" => "12,2", "hour" => "8,2", "minute" => "10,2", "month" => "4,2", "day" => "6,2", "year" => "0,4" }; use Class::Struct; struct ftpdata => { mask => '$'...

Nice, and a million thanks.

Listers, I have a perl event ftp processor, which is driven by a .ini file. Is there any way to call a function based on what is defined in the .ini file. ie. [txt] destination=ftp.someserver.com preprocess=foo [dat] destination=ftp.somewhereelse.com Would like to have a line if...

This is what you would do in a generic way. read, grab off bytes out of the read in line and then use unpack to convert to ascii $rc=open(INFILE, "<$bDir\\$File"); binmode(INFILE); $rco=open(OUTFILE, ">$OFile"); ## assume each binary line is 100 bytes while(1) ## Read in 1st 100 bytes...

I have got the same problem. When I run nslookup #Default Server: mymachine.mydomain.com Address: 0.0.0.0 > Note the Address: 0.0.0.0 Thanks

Yes, we use Perl as it has all kinds of class objects to do what you want.

We have noticed that the dns server is not being resolved, and shows the address 0.0.0.0 Server: ns.dnserver.com Address: 0.0.0.0 ns.dnserver.com can't find ftp.domain.com. Non-existent host/domain.

http://tiger.la.asu.edu/Quick_Ref/PerlWin32_quickref.pdf Should have some info that you need.

ns1.swbell.net and ns2.swbell.net (acting as secondary) nslookup server ns1.swbell.net returns some, my main machine but errors on www.tek-tips.com, aspn.activestate.com