Hi All,
can anyone point me to some sites(tutorials) that deal with Perl and
Linux(Unix) admin stuff.? I'm hoping to use Perl for just that, as
opposed to Web stuff etc. I've been following this tutorial,
http://www.codebits.com/p5be/ which is great. Certainly well written for
a newbie.
Hello,
I use Net::POP3 for donwload the header of my messages.
.
$pop = Net::POP3-new($server);
...
$top = $pop-top($msgnum);
...
my ($from) = grep /^From:/i, @lines;
my ($to) = grep /^To:/i, @lines;
my ($subject) = grep /^Subject:/i, @lines;
...
When To is:
To: beginners@perl.org
I am trying to figure out what the following regular
expression is look for:
if ( $line =~ /(\/data\/Shows.*)/ )
Is it trying to find a line that has the phrase
dataShows in it? What is the double quote for?
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find this:
/data/Shows*
such as:
/data/Shows
/data/Shows.jpg
/data/Shows888
/data/Shows/other
...
the double quote has no special meaning.
On Wed, 7 Sep 2005 00:36:08 -0700 (PDT), Christopher Spears
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I am trying to figure out what the following regular
expression is
Thus spaketh Mark Sargent:
Hi All,
can anyone point me to some sites(tutorials) that deal with Perl and
Linux(Unix) admin stuff.? I'm hoping to use Perl for just that, as
opposed to Web stuff etc. I've been following this tutorial,
http://www.codebits.com/p5be/ which is great. Certainly
Gerard Robin wrote:
Hello,
Hello,
I use Net::POP3 for donwload the header of my messages.
.
$pop = Net::POP3-new($server);
...
$top = $pop-top($msgnum);
...
my ($from) = grep /^From:/i, @lines;
my ($to) = grep /^To:/i, @lines;
my ($subject) = grep /^Subject:/i, @lines;
Mark Sargent wrote:
Hi All,
Hello,
can anyone point me to some sites(tutorials) that deal with Perl and
Linux(Unix) admin stuff.? I'm hoping to use Perl for just that, as
opposed to Web stuff etc. I've been following this tutorial,
http://www.codebits.com/p5be/ which is great. Certainly
Hi,
I have a simple question about XML::Parser. Is there a way to stop
parsing in progress and how ?
Thanks in advance,
Andre
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All,
I need to clean up a host file from the worm that was out a couple weeks
ago. I have done pattern matching but not this big before, can anyone offer
some advice on how to clean this up. I do have some machines that have host
entries in this file so I don't want to delete any of that
On Wed, 7 Sep 2005, Tim Wolak wrote:
I need to clean up a host file from the worm that was out a couple
weeks ago. I have done pattern matching but not this big before, can
anyone offer some advice on how to clean this up. I do have some
machines that have host entries in this file so I
Rightly so but I have a big script for removing entries in the registry and
the files the virus inserts so I'd like to do it with the script to get it
done in one pass.
On 9/7/05, Chris Devers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 7 Sep 2005, Tim Wolak wrote:
I need to clean up a host file
Jeff Pan wrote:
my (%hash,@array);
sub_test(\%hash,[EMAIL PROTECTED]);
has special meaning so it should be dropped when not needing
particular special behavior.
I can't understand for this,can u give me some examples?
perldoc perlsub
--
NAME(LIST); # Circumvent prototypes.
* code 'paraphrased' for simplicity *
Hi all,
I have a script which goes to a subroutine. Within the subroutine, there
exists:
$pid = fork;
push(@pids, $pid);
unless ($pid)
{
my $var = new Object;
if (not $var-method_that_evokes_a_child()) {Exit;}
exit 2;
}
where the
steve abrams wrote:
* code 'paraphrased' for simplicity *
Hi all,
I have a script which goes to a subroutine. Within the
subroutine, there exists:
$pid = fork;
push(@pids, $pid);
unless ($pid)
{
my $var = new Object;
if (not $var-method_that_evokes_a_child())
On Wed, 7 Sep 2005, Tim Wolak wrote:
Rightly so but I have a big script for removing entries in the
registry and the files the virus inserts so I'd like to do it with the
script to get it done in one pass.
Okay, but it still seems like overkill to me.
If you have a known-good hosts file,
Hi Everyone. I've been reading the list for the past
few days now and I have something maybe worth asking.
What I am wondering about at the moment is how to get
a possible error message from a command that is run in
the shell. i.e.
my $cmd = sudo -u userlogin .
/usr/bin/ssh -l $cnrip_user
On 9/7/05, Frank Geueke, III [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Everyone. I've been reading the list for the past
few days now and I have something maybe worth asking.
What I am wondering about at the moment is how to get
a possible error message from a command that is run in
the shell. i.e.
my
Hello all,
I seem to be having an issue with ReadKey. I downloaded the latest tar
and followed the instructions in the readme. However, when I tried to
use make (ported from unix) I get an error
makefile:336: *** multiple target patterns. Stop.
Anyone seen this before or have a work around
Hi All,
All of these examples are using LISTS! An array is something with a '@' sigil
in front of it. Also chapter 8 has examples where he shows passing a
reference to a list (and calling it an array) in a sub and dereferencing it as
an array which will not work. He also uses deprecated hash
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