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I found this, this is a bug in win2k and above ----- MSVCRT.dll does report the correct time if TZ environment variable is set, there hot fix from MS: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/932590 for more info see - http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.perl5.porters/2007/03/msg121888.html

after mar 11 dst, the localtime function is 1 hour behind; win admin says the "patch" was just a register setting change. Anybody got any ideas

Does anyone know if SEF/Raptor 7.0 will support sendmail with TLS enabled?

Help - I am sitting in for an vacationing associate - On my master DNS server I can "dig" a certain domain and get a results when I do the same on my dns slave I do not get results (get servfail). How do I get both to give me the same results?

Do you have the "smart relay" configured in /etc/mail/sendmail.cf?

Another solution would be to use the 'no index save' option on your oracle group. Then no server indices would be written to that tape pool.

I am looking into the Enterprise Backup and I was wondering if anyone is using the STK silos with it.

What I forgot to say was that the condition that caused the error was a non-existent sheet by the name in the variable $UseSheet. .

I am trying to populate an excel workbook and I want to use an existing sheet if it is there and if not create a sheet. Without cycling through all sheet names in a for loop, I am not sure how to do this. The code I have tried is... unless (defined $UseSheet) { $Sheet =...

At least with EMC bcv's, you have to mount bcv's to a "like" system. We mount them to the client which is a san storage node.

No, that doesn't help.

I am trying to schedule a perl script to run on a w2k box using the scheduler. My perl executable is in the E: drive. I have tried run: E:\Perl\bin\perl.exe myperl.pl run in: e:\myperlscriptdir and a few varitions of this. The perl script won't run -I keep getting a return code of 2. Can...

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Yes - that helps but in Windows, it returns the wrong slant- n:\scripts rather than n:/scripts is there a way to get it correctly for windows?

I am a newbie and I can not find a method for determining what drive and directory my perl script is running from. I am running in Win2K and will be sharing the directory so the drive designation will change.