[MacPerl-AnyPerl] chmod a perl script to admin richts

[Eelco Alosery]

How do I chmod a perl program to let it write and confiqure my 
httpd.conf file on my server.
I think the way to do this is to gif this program admin richts so it 
can act as an admin and writte to the system files.
I'm not loged in as admin but as a client on mac osx 10.2.3
I want to mae a program to make it easier to setup my webserver and so 
on, I want to do this from a browser like internet explorrer

[MacPerl-AnyPerl] Word filter

[Eelco Alosery]

From a string I want to filter out what is between [ and ]
$word must now contain what stands there.
Bur there is no telling where the [ and the ] stands so it must delete 
al what is in front of [ and what is after ]

Re: [MacPerl-AnyPerl] Word filter

[Thomas Wegner]

At 14:49 Uhr +0100 29.01.2003, Eelco Alosery wrote:

From a string I want to filter out what is between [ and ]
$word must now contain what stands there.
Bur there is no telling where the [ and the ] stands so it must 
delete al what is in front of [ and what is after ]

Try something like this:

#!perl -w

$string = 'This is [a test] string';

$string =~ m/.*\[(.*)\].*/;

$word = $1;

print "word= -$word- \n";

__END__


Also see the m/PATTERN/cgimosx matching operator in perlop.pod and 
read the Perl regular expression manpage perlre.pod.


HTH,
Thomas

[MacPerl-AnyPerl] looking at https transmissions

[Joel Rees]

Anyone know of some good tools for monitoring an https connection so
that we can prove the data is being sent endoded after loading SSLeay
and MD5?


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