Webmaster Forum / Perl / Modules / April 2004

I have a server (PC-PERL) between a pc client (PC-CLIENT)
and Internet.
I want to be able to http download a file in the server
with perl. The download require to answer to cookies read

   I need to do some fairly simple image creation and manipulation under
Windows 2000.  In the past, I've done this sort of thing under un*x with
Image::Magick (or occasionally, GD).
   So my first thought was that these modules might work under Windows.  

I tried to install module Math:Pari from Activestate for Perl 5.8 on
Windows, but the module seems to be empty there (the zip file is about
1 kB, and does not contain the pm files).
Does anyone know where else I can get a precompiled version for

Hi there i'm trying to install Spamm Assassin using cpan and it comes
up with an error where it can not find pod2man.  I check to see if it
is installed and sure enough it is.  pod2man is located in the /usr/bin
directory and /usr/bin is in my search path.

How can I execute perl script containing,
chown ($uid, $gid, @ary) ;
as superuser, so I can modify the ownership of a file.
-Stan

Hi,  I'm trying to use XML::Twig to insert dates into <unitdate> tags
to create an EAD finding aid, but I'm running into a strang XML::Twig
parser error.  My file basically looks like this:
<c02 level="subseries"><did><unittitle>Favorite story (Radio

Seeking to practice the Perl virtue of laziness, I pose the following
problem and question:
My former ISP allocated me personal web space wherein every time I
created a new directory with an FTP program, the server automatically

I'm working on a module that need to add a new flag to a SV that is stored
by it. Actually I just need to find a way to mark that SV by this module,
so, will be possible to identify this SVs from the others.
*Why use a flag?

I am trying to write a c program which will communicate with another C
program
frequently but I don&#8217;t know how to do it. In Linux so many
option is there like-

comp.lang.perl.modules:
I am working on some Perl CGI scripts that use "additional path
information".  For example, if the user clicks on the following HTML
link:

I tried installing Curses.pm, on Cygwin, without success. Here is an
excerpt from the end of the output of "make" :
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Curses.c:233: warning: cast to pointer from integer of different size

i have developed an applicattion in perl.
The problem i have, is that when i pack it normally with pp, and try
to use it in another different box( packed in redhat 9, fails in
mandrake 9), it gives me an error (icsh_len). I suppose that this

Authors,
Using the handy Win32::GuiTest module, I'm automating control of a
particular Windows application which lacks a specific command line or
scriptable interface.   (We're still unclear on licensing issues, so

(If this seems OT, I apologize, but given the number of
requests showing up here for PPMs of things for Win32,
I thought it was pretty relevant)
For those looking to install Perl modules on Win32 that

I am installing Bugzilla on win32 & it reqires following modules
AppConfig(1.52)
CGI(2.93)
Data::Dumper(any)