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Compiling 8.12.10 on MacOS X 10.3 (Panther)
I'm running into all sorts of problems getting sendmail to build on the latest version of OSX. Don't even mention Postfix. Can't use it, doesn't support miltering. Anyway, off the bat I had problems due to trying to build using gcc3.3. Some error regarding the use of varargs.h instead of...- Numbski
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- Forum: Sendmail, Inc.: Sendmail
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Newer sendmail versions not respecting aliases, virtuser or mailertabl
I've set up sendmail MANY times. Mostly on FreeBSD and MacOS X, and a few times under Linux. There are alwasy the minor hiccups, but in the last few weeks I've run into serious issues with 8.12.9. I don't know what's going on, but the version just outright refuses to respect the config files...- Numbski
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- Forum: Sendmail, Inc.: Sendmail
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Passing through Class C?
Well, this could be the wrong forum, so I apologize ahead of time. I'm setting up a VERY large 802.11b network. Clients will be authenticating MAC addresses with a radius database. Actually a very clean setup until I get to the routing. Imagine this setup: Fiber->Router->802.11b... -
Compensating or (inadvertant) period in hash element name.
Okay, take this code as an example: Where game_info is a hash #!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; use warnings; $game='pacman'; $rom_name='fdjkl23jkl' $rom_key='size'; $rom_val='1024'; $game_info{$game}{rom}{$rom_name}{$rom_key}=$rom_val; print... -
Need parsing suggestions on a LARGE text file.
If you're familiar with MAME (http://www.mame.net) then you'll have an idea why I'm wanting this. :) I need to grab a whole lot of information out of a datfile, and place it all into useful hashes and arrays. I'm looking for suggestions on how to go about it. PERL's a hobby for me, and while... -
External Mail Exchanger woes (sendmail currently)
I have a mess on my hands. I just took over an ISP from some guys that didn't like to keep house very much so to speak. We have three systems. System number 1 is what I like to call my user machine. People log in, check e-mail, host websites. Systems 2 and 3 are the primary and secondary...- Numbski
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Ack! Messy messy problem with PERL and RedHat 7.x
Okay, here's what happened: I'm trying to set up a mail server that runs IMAP locally, so that people can use PINE for e-mail, Outlook Express or another GUI mail client, and Web Mail and always see the exact same folders no matter where they connect from. It seemed like a pretty slick setup... -
LWP::UserAgent and Cookies trouble.
Okay, first, an exercise to know what we're dealing with. Open a cookies-enabled browser. Go to this URL: http://www.mame.dk/login.phtml This should pop up an authentication dialogue box. Use the username: numbski and password: slipup. There's nothing here to protect, it just keeps track... -
Help with HTTP requests...
I've got a doozie on my hand. I need to be able to do the following: 1. Request a text document via HTTP, open it and loop through it searching for strings. I've been reading the documentation for ActivePERL and I haven't been able to get it working. 2. Request a binary file via HTTP and... -
Need help setting up a basic fork in Win32.
I have no idea if the fact that I'm doing this from a Win32 system has any bearing on this or not, but it's really starting to drive me up a wall. Here's my situation: I'm writing to applications that are run by an end user who has installed ActivePERL and a web server on their machine. So... -
Archive::Zip won't cooperate...
I was trying to search to see if this had been covered already, but the search engine is down. All I want to do is unzip 1 or 2 files into a directory, rename a few files, and create a new zip file. Simple right? :) Didn't think so....Archive::Zip has been giving me nothing but headaches... -
Get a file list, put into array?
Seems like a simple enough task....completely in PERL code, I need to get a listing off all files in a directory, and enter them into an array to be worked on. Each array entry has ONLY the file name. No spaces, no newlines, no attribs. Just *.*, and nothing more (all files will be in 8.3... -
Two quick problems (beginner inside)
I have two tasks that I'm sure aren't all that difficult to implement. The first is that when someone calls the cgi script, I want to be able to test some of the form values, and if they pass my test, respond by send a binary file from the server for them to download, and if it fails respond... -
PERL regexp puzzlers....
Heh, this is throwing me for a loop, figured I'd share the wealth and see if anyone can get it straight. :) Number 1. I am writing a PERL program that will be run locally on various operating systems. All of those OS's use "/" to seperate out it's directory structure except for...
