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: I have the following data structure:
:
: $hash{$connid} = {"month" => $month,
: "day" => $day,
: "time"=> $time,
: "user"=> $user,
: "host"=> $host,
: "from_ip" => $from_ip,
:
Hi all—
I am new to the OLE module and relatively fresh to ADSI. I
am in an odd situation with a product called Aelita owning my world; bottom
line is I can only make changes with ADSI not api calls. I am trying to write
a script that will change a user’s script path. I have found a
> -Original Message-
> Hi all-
Hi Allen!
> I am new to the OLE module and relatively fresh to ADSI. I
> am in an odd situation with a product called Aelita owning my
> world; bottom line is I can only make changes with ADSI not
> api calls. I am trying to write a script that will cha
Have you seen the Win32::AD::User module?
http://search.cpan.org/~prefect/Win32-AD-User-0.04/User.pm
It gives you methods to get and set AD user properties via ADSI. The
documentation recommends using Toby Everett's ADSI browser to see what
properties are available:
http://opensource.activestate.
Title: RE: Sorting question
Erich Beyrent
wrote, on Wed 12/1/2004 11:39: > : I have the following data structure:: >
:: > : $hash{$connid} = {"month" => $month,: >
:
"day" => $day,: >
:
"time" => $time,: >
:
"user"
Hi all,
Trying to setup an SFTP connection using RSA Public Key Authentication.
Getting the following error:
PARI: *** unexpected character:
Here is the instantiation line:
my $sftp = Net::SFTP->new ($host,user=>'renz158ssh',debug=>1,
ssh_args => [proto
Title: RE: a question for split function in perl
pretty easy. . . Just add the colon to the character class. . .
$line = "fordGID=54097";
$line2 = "fordGID:54097";
($match,$data)=split(/[=:]/,$line);
print "line 1 is $match, $data";
($match,$data)=split(/[=:]/,$line);
print "line 2 is $match
-Original Message-
From: Ella Cai
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Sent: Wednesday,
December 01, 2004 4:16 PM
To:
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Subject: a question for split
function in perl
Our codes is like this:
$line = "fordGID=54097";
($match,$data)=spl
Hi All,
I got some pretty strange problems using XML::Writer where the file that
I'm
writing to ends up with almost twice the data that I'm trying to write.
I'll
try to make a simple example (in the order of operation) since the code
I'm
using is quite long.
In Init.pm I have something li
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