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  1. peterperl

    Will programmers soon become obsolete?

    As a self taught programmer close to 50 years old and without a high paid job, I would say that "Our time will come". Todays programmers seem to specialize in just one or two languages. I started out programming for the ZX80 (Don't laugh!) in 1981 and the grounding of 'Assembly' is not...
  2. peterperl

    change file name to upper case

    Yes there is a problem - underscore doesn't have an uppercase equivalent! You will have to do some string manipulation first to remove this character, change the rest to uppercase, then put the _ back again. Or just substitute the alphabetical characters, ignoring numerics and punctuation. Just...
  3. peterperl

    -e (existing file)

    exit() has to write an error message somewhere - usually in the server log. But if the program has already closed, how will it do this? This is a problem where ever you use perl on a server - you always get the standard error page! Look in your servers error log to see if the exit has been...
  4. peterperl

    Does anyone know of a different met

    Why do you want to spoof anything? Are you trying to give perl a bad name? If you must "hack", there are plenty of ready made anonymous mailer programs around. Please don't use perl for this purpose!!!
  5. peterperl

    This is my 3rd post for this problem..... must be a real challenge?

    In reply to other suggestions above: ActivePerl on Windows does not need ANY shebang provided that the perl installation has correctly set up the PATH. However, be sure that no other version of perl is present! I previously suggested trying this on other web servers in order to determine if the...
  6. peterperl

    This is my 3rd post for this problem..... must be a real challenge?

    ActivePerl doesn't have a built in server. Have you tried using a Sambar or Xitami server? Or using Indigoperl with its built in Apache server?

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