Mac Forum / Programming / Perl / September 2004

I've recently started messing around with Thunderbird.
I like it a bunch but I'm wondering if there's any
good way to port over my Address Book, with perl or
otherwise.

I am about to install my first module. I've been learning perl for the
past several years and am building a web site that needs
ImageMagick/PerlMagick.
First, how difficult is it to install these modules?

Previously I had been running Mac OS X 10.2.X. I had installed an
additional version of Perl (v5.8.4) and used it to build mod_perl(v1.29)
and Apache (v1.3.31). mod_perl scripts ran fine, until ...
Last night I upgraded to Mac OS X 10.3.5. and Apple installed new

I upgraded a mac used as a webserver from 10.1 to 10.2 a week or so ago.
I've just found out that no emails have been sent by perl scripts since then.
When I ran the offending scripts, they complained about missing
folders: /var/spool/clientmqueue/ and /var/spool/mqueue/ -- I ...

I'd really like to reiterate the suggestion to try JEdit.  It used to
have some problems on OS X, but in 4.2 Final they are cleared up.  It
has everything with the SFTP, multi-file search/replace with regex
(better than BBEdit's in IMO), and all that fancy stuff, the only thing

I have been using psync for some time to back up my hard drive with
excellent results.  Thank you for all who have helped in this.
I want to back up my personal web pages that are on the earthlink
server.  I figure if I can mount them, then psync can do the rest.

I'm having puzzling errors with a calendar application written in PHP.
Now I know this isn't the place to ask about PHP, but the thing is,
the app is running on an old Mac G3 which I use as an intranet
server, and it's still on OS X 10.1 -- so the first thing I was going