If the output is to stderr for some reason, you could try
/dev/null.
Sean
On Oct 21, 2004, at 7:36 AM, Jan Eden wrote:
Hi,
this must be simple, but I cannot seem to find it:
When executing a command via system within a CGI script, the command's
output appears in my browser. I do not use
Hi Sean,
Sean Davis wrote on 21.10.2004:
If the output is to stderr for some reason, you could try
/dev/null.
Sorry, there was a typo in my initial attempt to redirect. It works as expected with
/dev/null.
Thanks,
Jan
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To
I'm using this line in my script:
$CGI::POST_MAX = $CGI::POST_MAX = 30720; # 30k
I tested it to see if it works and it did not process the form and
write the data to a file when the data entered exceeded the amount
specified.
That's great, but I can't find a way in Lincoln's book to
Bill Stephenson wrote:
I'm using this line in my script:
$CGI::POST_MAX = $CGI::POST_MAX = 30720; # 30k
I tested it to see if it works and it did not process the form and
write the data to a file when the data entered exceeded the amount
specified.
That's great, but I can't find a way in
Hi...
I have tried to find if any PERL module can do my task..And i found that File::Spac
can do what i am to do..It's allow us to concatenate several .*txt file and sort it
into one text file..But, i don't make any perl script on it, because i jst wanna see
some examples first, to avoid me
Hi...
I have tried to find if any PERL module can do my task..And i found that File::Spac
can do what i am to do..It's allow us to concatenate several .*txt file and sort it
into one text file..But, i don't make any perl script on it, because i jst wanna see
some examples first, to avoid me
use strict;
open F, sourcefile.txt;
local $/ = \n\n;
my @sections = F;
close F;
print Section $_ :\n $sections[$_]\n\n for @sections;
HTH,
Bee
- Original Message -
From: Kevin Old [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 21, 2004 10:27 AM
Subject: Parsing
I wrote a script to upload one file to one location. The HTML files reads a particular
file using input type=file
and in the form action I have called upload.pl file.
in the upload.pl file...
$upload_dir = /home/anish/upload;
$filename = $q-param(filename);
$email_address =
Hi
I would like to know what is the best method and how to use it.
I have a html page with a question. The user submit the question. I
want the answer to be sent to a perl script that test it for stuff, and
the the perl script must send the result back to the html. The html
must display the
John W. Krahn wrote:
Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote:
Here the loop is finished, but nothing is returned from the
subroutine.
return @basenames;
Actually, something IS returned, it is just not something that the OP
expects or wants.
Yeah, I suppose it returns the null-string. Thanks for the correction.
On Thu, 21 Oct 2004, Charlene Gentle wrote:
I would like to know what is the best method and how to use it.
I have a html page with a question. The user submit the question. I
want the answer to be sent to a perl script that test it for stuff, and
the the perl script must send the result
On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 14:55:28 +0800, Bee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
use strict;
open F, sourcefile.txt;
local $/ = \n\n;
my @sections = F;
close F;
print Section $_ :\n $sections[$_]\n\n for @sections;
What are you doing to poor Kevin?
If you meant:
print Section $_:\n
print Section $_ :\n $sections[$_]\n\n for @sections;
What are you doing to poor Kevin?
If you meant:
print Section $_:\n $sections[$_]\n\n for 0..$#sections;
then I'll forgive you :-)
Oops. What a mistake !! Thousands sorry...
( I can't forgive myself ) ~^.^~
Bee
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Hi
I would like to know what is the best method and how to use it.
There is no way for us to decide that for you, there are entirely too
many factors.
I have a html page with a question. The user submit the question. I
want the answer to be sent to a perl script that test it for
Charlene Gentle wrote:
Hi
Hello,
I would like to know what is the best method and how to use it.
I recommend using the CGI module, see search.cpan.org and look for CGI
I have a html page with a question. The user submit the question. I
want the answer to be sent to a perl script that test it
I am stucking with my problem of reading xml file ,
I am trying to remove the new line chars form xml file and just readout the xml
tags.
Please any guys have a look at this one.
please guide me some good stuff abut regex in perl .
Thanks and Regards,
abhishek
Hi all,
I am trying to figure out sprint and prinf: what I am trying to do is format
a number into a currency, so 9.9 would be printed as 9.90
Can anyone give me a simple example of this - i am not having any joy by
myself :s
Thanks in advance
Anadi
Hi all,
I am trying to figure out sprint and prinf: what I am trying to do is
format a number into a currency, so 9.9 would be printed as 9.90
Can anyone give me a simple example of this - i am not having any joy by
myself :s
Thanks in advance
Anadi
Hi all,
I am trying to figure out sprint and prinf: what I am trying to do is
format a number into a currency, so 9.9 would be printed as 9.90
Can anyone give me a simple example of this - i am not having any joy by
myself :s
Thanks in advance
Anadi
Hi
Thanx for the reply. I have a perl script that does things but I need
to make it work on a html form.
1. User enter a word
2. Word get send to the perl script
3. Perl script gets an answer
4. Perl return answer to html
5. Html display answer under the typed in word (on the same page)
Thanx
Hi all,
I am trying to figure out sprint and prinf: what I am trying to do is
format a number into a currency, so 9.9 would be printed as 9.90
Can anyone give me a simple example of this - i am not having any joy by
myself :s
Thanks in advance
Anadi
Anish Kumar K. wrote:
I wrote a script to upload one file to one location. The HTML files
reads a particular file using input type=file and in the form
action I have called upload.pl file.
in the upload.pl file...
$upload_dir = /home/anish/upload;
$filename = $q-param(filename);
On Thu, 21 Oct 2004, A Taylor wrote:
Date: Thu, 21 Oct 2004 14:34:21 +0100
From: A Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Do not do that. Please. One copy is plenty.
I am trying to figure out sprint and prinf: what I am trying to do is
format a number into a
I am stucking with my problem of reading xml file ,
I am trying to remove the new line chars form xml file and just
readout the xml tags.
Please any guys have a look at this one.
please guide me some good stuff abut regex in perl .
perldoc perlretut
perldoc perlre
Have fun!
Steve
On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 11:23:59 -0400 (EDT), Steve Bertrand
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am stucking with my problem of reading xml file ,
I am trying to remove the new line chars form xml file and just
readout the xml tags.
Please any guys have a look at this one.
please guide me some
Abhishek Dave wrote:
I am stucking with my problem of reading xml file ,
I am trying to remove the new line chars form xml file and just
readout the xml tags.
If you're trying to parse XML, use an XML parser.
http://perl-xml.sourceforge.net/faq/
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On Thu, 21 Oct 2004, Charlene Gentle wrote:
Thanks for the reply. I have a perl script that does things but I
need to make it work on a html form.
What things does your script do?
Did you write it, or are you hoping that we will write it?
Did you look at the documentation I referred you
I have a CGI script with 865 lines that I am trying to debug for syntax
errors. The top few lines are:
#!/usr/local/bin/perl -c
#
# Title: jd_application.cgi
#
use strict;
use warnings;
use CGI;
use LWP::UserAgent;
use lib '/opt/content/web/www-https/secure-docs/perl-api';
use
Trying to make a subject line change for a number of scripts, but having no
luck. The original code will have something like:
$MySubject = sprintf %-s%-s%-s [descriptive Subject] for %-s\n,
$GlblInfo{subjectprefix},
Thank you for your help - didnt mean to send the last email so many times -
it wont happen again :-)
A
Do not do that. Please. One copy is plenty.
I am trying to figure out sprint and prinf: what I am trying to do is
format a number into a currency, so 9.9 would be printed as 9.90
Can
Hi all,
I am just about to study about tie, and I've made a very simple test, but
don't know what's wrong, would anyone please to point out ?
# Mask
package Mask;
sub TIEHANDLE { my $x; bless \$x; shift }
sub PRINT { $_ = $$_[0]; s/./*/g; print}
1;
__END__
# main
# usuw;
use Mask;
tie
snip
What does Bad name after question_19_date_one' mean? I
went thru the
CGI code and the html code and the form names compare OK.
Perldoc does
not have any entry on this topic unless I am looking for the wrong
things.
I found this in internet land.
Bad name after %s::
(F) You
I need to access previous element in array.
File example:
1. SEG|2961|4| |B|N|000| | |91506|91506|Z|06| 37|0|1|Z|06|37|0|8954|
2. NAME|PARKSIDE AVE| | | |O|E|1399|1301|1398|1300|N|Y|Y|
3.
4. SEG|2962|4|A|B|N|000| | |91506|91506|Z|06| 37|0|1|Z|06|37|0|8954|
5. NAME|RIVERSIDE DR| | |
Vladimir Lemberg wrote:
I need to access previous element in array.
I don't see any array. I see an extract from a file with records
separated by blank lines.
snip
Pattern is PARKSIDE AVE. When I find it, I wont to display the
previous line as well, because its one record.
while(TF){
if
Gunnar, thank you so much!
- Original Message -
From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 21, 2004 4:40 PM
Subject: Re: previous element
Vladimir Lemberg wrote:
I need to access previous element in array.
I don't see any array. I see
i want to write a script that automatically call telnet and do some
stuff and exit. e.g
telnet
open ip addres port
e.g port = 25
then..
it sends
helo test
mail from
bla bala bla
rset
quit
...
when i done doing it through system command , it comes to interactive
mode and give prompt.
telnet
On Fri, 22 Oct 2004, Adam Saeed wrote:
i want to write a script that automatically call telnet
If you *really* want telnet, use Net::Telnet
But --
and do some
stuff and exit. e.g
telnet
open ip addres port
e.g port = 25
-- that's the SMTP port. If you're trying to do mail programming,
Hi...
I have tried to find if any PERL module can do my task..And i found that File::Spac
can do what i am to do..It's allow us to concatenate several .*txt file and sort it
into one text file..But, i don't make any perl script on it, because i jst wanna see
some examples first, to avoid me
On Fri, 22 Oct 2004, Roime bin Puniran wrote:
I have tried to find if any PERL module can do my task..And i found
that File::Spec can do what i am to do..
So why are you asking the list then?
shell cat *.txt allweather.txt
So... we should just write this for you, just like that?
Come
Hi
I have a gunzip file which I have to decompress through a perl script
and copy the uncompressed file to another file.
I used this
system('zcat -c $filename out');
where the filename is stored in $filename.
zcat gave me an error message that the output is not read from a
terminal. Could you
On Oct 22, Bee said:
I am just about to study about tie, and I've made a very simple test, but
don't know what's wrong, would anyone please to point out ?
# Mask
package Mask;
sub TIEHANDLE { my $x; bless \$x; shift }
sub PRINT { $_ = $$_[0]; s/./*/g; print}
Your TIEHANDLE routine is slightly
Try this:
put the output of the shell command 'zcat -c $filename' to a variable and then write
the value of the variable to another file
On Fri, 22 Oct 2004 01:27:22 -0400
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
'zcat -c $filename out'
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