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Ajax in 30 seconds ... well near enough at any rate ... Paul ------------------------------------ Spend an hour a week on CPAN, helps cure all known programming ailments ;-)

Anyone remember Viz Top-Tips I saved myself a fortune on vanity plates, by changing my name by deed-poll to the license plate I already have Mr KVL 741Y, Norwich Paul ------------------------------------ Spend an hour a week on CPAN, helps cure all known programming ailments ;-)

Sometimes, I think manufacturers do it on purpose, just to give us something to give out about -- YMMV ;-) Paul ------------------------------------ Spend an hour a week on CPAN, helps cure all known programming ailments ;-)

@2ffat, I doubt she'll be over the moon with the news of Bardley Wiggins, and Shane Sutton (TeamGB cycling coach) involved in seperate accidents last night/this morning, and they know what they're doing ;-) Paul ------------------------------------ Spend an hour a week on CPAN, helps cure all...

You want to open the server to attack? Is SSHAuthentication enabled? Paul ------------------------------------ Spend an hour a week on CPAN, helps cure all known programming ailments ;-)

check if it's an uninitialised value, and if it isn't, print it ... Paul ------------------------------------ Spend an hour a week on CPAN, helps cure all known programming ailments ;-)

Put the line which draws the line inside a while loop, and sleep ? Paul ------------------------------------ Spend an hour a week on CPAN, helps cure all known programming ailments ;-)

We'd need to see the code ... Paul ------------------------------------ Spend an hour a week on CPAN, helps cure all known programming ailments ;-)

what's the problem ... Paul ------------------------------------ Spend an hour a week on CPAN, helps cure all known programming ailments ;-)

If primary key present, then update, not insert? Paul ------------------------------------ Spend an hour a week on CPAN, helps cure all known programming ailments ;-)

Have you tried writing some debug out to a logfile. Is it that the script doesn't run at all, or it definitely runs, but does jack and craps out, or what seems to be the issue? Paul ------------------------------------ Spend an hour a week on CPAN, helps cure all known programming ailments ;-)

Check out CPAN, look for Spreadsheet::WriteExcel Paul ------------------------------------ Spend an hour a week on CPAN, helps cure all known programming ailments ;-)

you could use windump or tcpdump to capture all traffic on the telnet port, 23 as standard. Paul ------------------------------------ Spend an hour a week on CPAN, helps cure all known programming ailments ;-)

Try using an absolute path to the image "C:\Documents and Settings\User\Dox\image.gif" Paul ------------------------------------ Spend an hour a week on CPAN, helps cure all known programming ailments ;-)

what files are you seeing being printed when you run the script - the output from the dir command? Paul ------------------------------------ Spend an hour a week on CPAN, helps cure all known programming ailments ;-)

there should be more than just "system failed: ". try getting the directory listing for the script just before calling md5sum @dir=`dir`; print join "\n", @dir; Paul ------------------------------------ Spend an hour a week on CPAN, helps cure all known programming ailments ;-)

so you're sorted now? if not amend travs69's script for your own details, and see what happens ... Paul ------------------------------------ Spend an hour a week on CPAN, helps cure all known programming ailments ;-)

are you sure it's listenting on the correct port, and that no firewall is blocking access? Paul ------------------------------------ Spend an hour a week on CPAN, helps cure all known programming ailments ;-)

while (<FH>) { # read the file, line by line into $_ ($key, @values)=split /\s+/, $_; set $key to the first item in the line, and the rest of the values gathered by the split get dumped into the array foreach (@values) { # traverse the array, and output the key value, and each item in...

read in your line split it write out the requisite lines open FH, "<infile.txt" or die $!; open OF, ">outputfile.txt"; while (<FH>) { ($key, @values)=split /\s+/, $_; foreach (@values) { print OF, "$key\t$_"; } }You may wish to get rid of the commas, but I'll leave that up to you ...