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from the above, it would seem you have a number of errors to investigate: usr/lib64/pkgconfig/../../bin/mod-mono-server: line 2: /usr/bin/mono: Permission denied The above is indicating that mod-mono-server attempts to start the mono executable, it's getting an invalid permissions condition...

error logs, btw, are located in one of two places. If you use the generic apache installed provided with FC, they'll be located in /etc/httpd/logs. If you inherited the server log location may have been changed to /var/log/httpd

unless it is installed as an add-on rather than part of the apache build, there really isn't anyway to determine the release version. Speaking from a linux standpoint, the compile requires that you enable the funtionality along with openssl. What version of apache are you using?

Try including /usr/ucblib within your $PATH or within the $LD_LIBRARY_PATH.

Thanks for your help. I was able to get the data and suppress the warnings using the info you provided. I hope I can return the favor one day...

ok, so, yeah, I definately have nulls within the data. Will the above simply ignore the nulls? I have other "padding" surronding the data. I have to ensure that the data remains intact (nulls and all), as it's being ported to a different db. In addition, there is a possibility of 0's within the...

Thanks for your reply and explanation. I was able to see the data using your sugestion; however got "Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at ./connect line 27."

Hi All, I've essentially just started using perl and my first task is to access sales force and extract the database contents. So far, I've been successful getting a list of objects from the salesforce database, but any variation of "print" I use does not yeild the results I'm looking for...

check out this site: http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/shellme/

You can use telnet to connect to terminal servers/ports. They can be configured one of two ways: an IP per port or one IP and multiple port numbers. To check your ports, you can either check one port at a time or telnet to the terminal server and run a command to check whether a connection is...