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How to use perl to send mail via SMTP server?
You might want to try using the Net::SMTP module, instead of raw IO :)- WebSpiderr
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- Forum: Perl
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smbmount command not found
Have a look at these two files: /usr/share/examples/etc/nsmb.conf /usr/share/examples/smbfs/dot.nsmbrc They should contain the info you need ... and yes, it works a bit differently on FreeBSD ;-)- WebSpiderr
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- Forum: Linux (server)
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I2C support in Red Hat 6.2?
It does, you might have to rebuild your kernel for it, but the support is there.- WebSpiderr
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- Forum: Linux (server)
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FeeBSD Firewall ipfw with new KERNEL Please Help NOT Forwarding Ports
Is the firewall by any chance performing NAT/PAT ? If so, you will need to setup natd (or ipnat) accordingly, to allow the packets to be translated from a 'public' IP address to a 'private' IP address. You might want to consider reading the natd(8) manpage- WebSpiderr
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- Forum: Linux (server)
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Encrypted perl code
Hi! I'm looking for a way to protect my perl scripts with a password, before executing, and since I know those perlscripts can be read, I'd like to do this twostep: 1) Have a small perlscript which just prompts for the password and then 2) Using this password, decode a variable, and run the...- WebSpiderr
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