Re: Perl-Skript bzw. sh skript laufen lassen

Hallo,

Am Montag 20 Dezember 2004 17:52 schrieb René Kloeters:

> Um ein paar Daten aus TheBat nach Kmail zu importieren gibt es ein
> Perl-Skript bzw eine sh-Datei: http://msquadrat.de/projects/tb2kmail/

Auszug aus ReadMe.txt:

PREREQUISITES
=============

What you should have if you want to use tb2kmail:

* Windows
-- Don't trash it yet, you still need it.

* The Bat!
--I don't think you need an installed copy of the Mailer, it should work 
with a plain thebat.exe (plus some DLLs maybe), too. However, I haven't 
tested this. If you don't have it yet (what do you want to export 
then?), you can get it at <http://www.ritlabs.com/the_bat/>. Think 
about registering it if you stick with Windows. It's really worth it.

* Perl
-- Maybe you should give ActiveState's Windows port a try. It's 
available at <http://www.activestate.com>. If you use another one, then 
make shure you've got the following Modules (those are all shipped with 
ActiveState's Perl):
              * Getopt::Long v2.24+
              * Pod::Usage
              * File::Spec
              * File::Path
              * Win32::TieRegistry v0.20+
If you miss one of them, try <http://www.cpan.org/modules/>.

* A cute little penguin (optional)

* A brain (recommended)

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Also würde ich zunächst, falls noch nicht geschehen, Perl auf dem 
Windowsrechner installieren, das Archiv in einen Ordner auf dem 
Windowsrechner entpacken, diesen Ordner in der Eingabeaufforderung 
öffnen und dann ganz naiv tb2kmail.pl <hier notwendige Optionen 
einfügen> eingeben und mal schauen, was dann passiert.

HTH
Kai Ole Schultz

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