RE: Sending HTML file as mail from mail command (mail -s )

Thank you for that sage advice about Perl. -Original Message- From: Randal L. Schwartz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sat 10/15/2005 9:17 AM To: beginners@perl.org Cc: Subject: Re: Sending HTML file as mail from mail command (mail -s )

helping writing a script

Hi guys ! I have four html pages. within eack one I have a firewalls logs.I need to write a script that will search all the ip address after the work from: and wrote tham in a file and if the ip is written already in the report file so dont write in again. please help me on this or give me some

perl equivalent of ps

Does Perl have the equivalent of ps in Unix? I've looked in my Programming Perl book, and I could only find getpgrp, which does the opposit of what I want to do. Here is a schematic of what I want to accomplish: 1) Search ps aux and locate process PROC. 2) Get PROC's PID. 3) Use the PID to kill

Re: perl equivalent of ps

On Sun, 16 Oct 2005 22:14:05 +0800, Christopher Spears [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Does Perl have the equivalent of ps in Unix? Check out Proc::ProcessTable module They have nice API for it. or can you try this? perl -e'print `ps --no-header -p$$ -osz`' This is just an example snippet to

RE: helping writing a script

Juan B mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: : Hi guys ! : : I have four html pages. within eack one I have a firewalls : logs.I need to write a script that will search all the ip : address after the work from: and wrote tham in a file and if : the ip is written already in the report file so dont write

RE: I need help here

Sreedhar reddy mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: : Hi Charles, : : : This is the code which I have written to finish my small task... Oh. So I actually had the whole thing to begin with. Sorry about that. Your script is using a different set of variables than the ones we would like to see

config parser

To avoid hardcoding parameter in program, Im trying to make a separate file for config. However its not as simple as key/value which can be easily parse using split. It is something like group of parameter, ie: group = marketing recipient = [EMAIL PROTECTED] recipient = [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: config parser

On Mon, 17 Oct 2005, Beast wrote: To avoid hardcoding parameter in program, Im trying to make a separate file for config. However its not as simple as key/value which can be easily parse using split. Why not ? A crude split might fail, but splitting on / = / should work for the format you

Re: perl equivalent of ps

Christopher Spears wrote: Does Perl have the equivalent of ps in Unix? No. I've looked in my Programming Perl book, and I could only find getpgrp, which does the opposit of what I want to do. Here is a schematic of what I want to accomplish: 1) Search ps aux and locate process PROC. 2)

Re: config parser

Beast wrote: To avoid hardcoding parameter in program, Im trying to make a separate file for config. However its not as simple as key/value which can be easily parse using split. It is something like group of parameter, ie: group = marketing recipient = [EMAIL PROTECTED] recipient =

RE: config parser

Beast mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: : To avoid hardcoding parameter in program, Im trying to make a separate : file for config. : However its not as simple as key/value which can be easily parse using : split. : : It is something like group of parameter, ie: : : group = marketing : recipient

RE: I need help here

Hi Charles, I am really thankful for your detailed explanation. I will try to gain as much as I can from this mail. With Regards, Sridhar Reddy T. -Original Message- From: Charles K. Clarkson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, October 17, 2005 12:15 AM To: 'Perl Beginners'

Which is better?

Charles K. Clarkson recently replied to Sreedhar Reddy in which one of the corrections he made was: open my $fh, '', $input_file or die qq(Cannot open $input_file: $!); It seems that Charles' habits are to prevent excess typing and to 'be lean on variables' as he phrased it I believe.