Just out of interest anyone have that funky little perl -e one liner
that causes Windows to puke and die?
I remember it has some \n's and \t's in it. I can't find it in the
archives, and it may only work on Win2k since it was posted quite a
while back.
Just in
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> What I would like is to only include a new IP if
> $rejected{$_} > $tolerate (which is currently working) and the IP
> isn't currently in the original IP list.
>
> my $BlacklistedIPs = $cli->GetBlacklistedIPs();
> foreach (keys %rejected)
> {
> $BlacklistedIPs .= "\\e$_" if ($rejected{$_
Using MS Publisher XP(2002), I was able to create a COM object and
build a document! Apparently, previous Publisher versions did not
operate on the COM standard.
So far, I have managed to create a new document and open an
existing .pub document, add pages at a designated position, add
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> In one line:
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> print "\$killer = $killer\n";
>
> or
>
> print '$killer' . $killer . "\n";
Commas will also work since print can take variable args :
print '$killer = ', $killer, "\n";
> I'm not quite sure what you mean with the CRLF. You have
> a "\n" al
