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Thanks for the response, however lsof is not installed on the servers. Probably not an option here to download on to a production server.

Any thoughts on determining the location of a sourced script? I have a.sh in /usr/home/location1 that calls b.sh in /usr/home/location2. /usr/home/location1/a.sh echo $0 . /usr/home/location2/b.sh /usr/home/location2/b.sh echo $0 When you run this script the output is...

Any best pratices for accomplishing the following: a.plx is the main program, that wants a module to work on a pair of arrays and an associated hash. ( @a1, @a2, %a3 ) = b::work( @a1, @a2, %a3 ); over in b.pm, I have a sub work. I need to process the arrays and hash then return back to the main.

Spoke to actuate yesterday and they said it is possible if the the fonts were purchased from a company like Carolina BarCode.

Do you know if Actuate has the capability to print bar codes or OCR scan lines or some type of marking that a mailing machine could pick up to know that an extra stuffer sheet needs to be sent with the letter?

Mike, Thanks for the reply, but I had tried with and without the @. I did attempt to execute with the system call as suggested. NO errors, but the input still echoed. thanks al

Paul, Thanks, I tried that with this code: `@echo off`; print &quot;Password: &quot;; chomp ($pass1 = <STDIN>); `@echo on`; but received the following: 'off' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. Password: Am I missing something?

Aside from using the Term::ReadKey package, is there a recommended approach to accepting input as a password without echoing back the characters in a Windows (2000/XP) environment?

The specifics: An NT workstation, with ActivePerl 5.6.* installed. The SendMail.pm manually installed to the Perl\lib folder The TestMail.plx being executed has been tailored to work in my host environment. use Env; use Sendmail; # # Create the object without any arguments, # i.e...

Ron, The format of the recipient is as described below. I've extracted code that I am using that sends to a list of recipients retreived from a file. Hope this helps. # # We set the To Recipients. #$sm->To(&quot;Recipient <recipientid\@recipient.mail.domain>&quot;); # open(SQLLog, &quot;<...

Probably a simple error, but it is baffling to me. I've successfully used this code (Thankyou) on other machines (XP & W2K), but as I try to execute from a NT4 box I receive the following: D:\perl\lib\Mail>perl -v This is perl, v5.6.1 built for MSWin32-x86-multi-thread (with 1 registered...