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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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...