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    IPC with Perl on Win32

    I am writing an application (hopefully cross-platform compatible but intended for Windows) that needs to accept data from a socket (TCP server) then display the data in a Tk window. Basically a chat program. I cannot figure out how to make this work.... The Tk part works fine and the TCP...
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    New installation problem

    I have tried creating a volume group via smit, with the same results. 0516-1182 mkvg Open Failure on hdiskpower0. 0516-862 mkvg: Unable to create volume group. Which option in smit are you refering to? (put a serial number to the disk) Mid Ohio Valley Linux Users Group www.movlug.com August...
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    New installation problem

    Here is the error: /home/root-->mkvg -y db2vg01 -s 64 hdiskpower0 0516-862 mkvg: Unable to create volume group. fmsprdb5 /home/root-->lspv hdisk0 00093b5feeecd919 rootvg active hdisk1 00093b5f2b22d52f rootvg active hdisk10 none...
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    New installation problem

    I called EMC tech support and solved the problem. We have to manually turn failover on in the navisphere cli. after that the hdiskpower device is available. I am now having trouble creating a vg on the hdiskpower0 device. Mid Ohio Valley Linux Users Group www.movlug.com August 4th 2004 Meeting...
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    New installation problem

    powermt display dev=all gives me the following output: Device(s) not found. I cannot find emc_cfgmgr on the server anywhere. Mid Ohio Valley Linux Users Group www.movlug.com August 4th 2004 Meeting - Securing Linux
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    New installation problem

    I have installed CLArrayS3.5.2.0.7 And I have also run cfgmgr to no avail. Mid Ohio Valley Linux Users Group www.movlug.com August 4th 2004 Meeting - Securing Linux
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    New installation problem

    I am attaching a AIX5.2 server to our SAN (Clariion 4700) and am having some problems. I have the navisphere agent, clariion drivers, and powerpath 3.0.4.2 installed. I can see the two hdisks: hdisk10 Available 14-08-01 FC CLArray RAID 5 Disk Group hdisk11 Available 11-08-01 FC...
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    Given: # of seconds , need: date!

    Here is a script I wrote to convert epoch time to a readable date. It will also provide the current date/time in epoch format. #!c:\perl\bin\perl.exe print "Enter value in seconds since \"epoch\"\n"; print "or press enter for current time.\n"; $input=<STDIN>; if ( $input != " " ) { $epoch =...
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    Display picture on console

    by console I mean a command prompt. (DOS Window) Mid Ohio Valley Linux Users Group www.movlug.com - Geek Forum Rocks!
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    Display picture on console

    Does anyone know of a PERL module or set of modules that can display a picture on the console (Win32) Mid Ohio Valley Linux Users Group www.movlug.com - Geek Forum Rocks!
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    STDOUT of shell script as input to perl script

    backticks is what you want. @shell_output = `myshellscript.sh`; the system functions returns the progam's exit status not it's output. for the output you want to use backticks. Mid Ohio Valley Linux Users Group www.movlug.com - Geek Forum Rocks!
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    Printing to screen in PERL...

    that is what I was looking for. thanks, -brett Mid Ohio Valley Linux Users Group www.movlug.com - Geek Forum Rocks!
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    another compiler

    Perl has it's own compiler included(sort of) perl -MO=CC scriptname.pl This will produce C code that can then be compiled using a C compiler. Check out chapter 18 of O'Reilly's "Programming Perl" Mid Ohio Valley Linux Users Group www.movlug.com - Geek Forum Rocks!
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    Printing to screen in PERL...

    I am familiar with the format function, but was looking for more of a way to print to a specific part of the screen as well as to delete from a specific part of the screen. The curses module should be able to do this, but I am having trouble locating the curses module for Win32. Mid Ohio...
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    Printing to screen in PERL...

    I am looking for a way to print to a specific column/row on the screen, like to old locate command in BASIC. Does this or an alternative way to do this exist in PERL? Thanks, -Brett

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