hello all
I think i am missing out something very small but not able to figure
that out
I have a very small c script ( taken from advanced perl by sriram
srinivasan )
I am trying to compile it as given in the book and am not able to
I am using gcc on redhat 7.2
gcc -I/usr/lib/perl5/5.6.0/i3
Hi -
Look at Date::Manip on CPAN:
http://search.cpan.org/author/SBECK/DateManip-5.40/Manip.pod
Aloha => Beau.
-Original Message-
From: R. Joseph Newton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, December 08, 2002 9:07 PM
To: Beginners--Perl
Subject: Standard time and calendar functions fo
Hi,
I feel like I've just spent my afternoon reinventing the wheel. I'm
working on a Perl script that is highly dependent on relative time, and I
find myself having to create low-level functionality such as:
sub NextMonth {
my ($Month) = @_;
%NextMonths = qw(
Jan Feb
Feb Mar
Mar Apr
On Sun, 8 Dec 2002, christopher j bottaro wrote:
> hey,
> perl's got so many nifty little functions to make my life easier, i wonder if
> it has anything that lets you see if an item exists in an array or if two
> arrays are disjoint or the set difference of two arrays or anything like
> that.
Hello.
This is my first email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Please pardon the fact that this question is very vague...and longand any help is
appreciated...thanks in advance...
I have some Unix (korn shell) ftp scripts that automatically logon to remote ftp
servers and get and put files.
These scri
If you have acces get the PERL Cookbook, it covers most of the items
you would ever want. It covers item exists in an array or if two arrays are
disjoint or the set difference of two arrays or anything like that.
It is a must of have to help you think.
Wags ;)
-Original Messag
hey,
perl's got so many nifty little functions to make my life easier, i wonder if
it has anything that lets you see if an item exists in an array or if two
arrays are disjoint or the set difference of two arrays or anything like
that. sure i could write my own func, but hey, if its already the
sounds like some needed program/script is in your PATH when you run the
script but not when you are in the shell... are you modifying your PATH
variable in your script?
On Mon, 2002-12-09 at 12:23, christopher j bottaro wrote:
> hello again,
> i wrote a perl script to compile and install kde for
The first two letters of the encrypted string are the salt.
eg:
my $password = "abc";
my $salt = "GH";
my $encrypted = crypt($password, $salt);
print "$encrypted\n";
print substr($encrypted, 0, 2), "\n";
will give you
GHl/YThw3THFc
GH
On Sun, 2002-12-08 at
hello again,
i wrote a perl script to compile and install kde for me. compiling kde from
scratch can be an all day affair so its nice to have an automated script to
do it overnight or whatever. it works great if it finishes the whole way
thru, but the problem arises when i kill the script befo
hi to all,
i need to calculate p-value of Student's t-test for many values.
i've in input a TAB-delimited txt file in which there are many columns of
numbers (they're means of values of alternatively "row data") for thousands of
rows.
I need in output of a TAB-delimited txt file with columns of
If it is Unicode, then it may require some type of special
processing. If it is binary data, then it will stop after the first \n
which it finds in the variable being searched. What you would really need
to know is what is the real separator between fields(ie, could it be double
null or s
Hope this is what you were asking for:
Before the print...
$pBlock =~ /VS_VERSION_INFO.*/;
print $&;
prints:
VS_VERSION_INFO ╜♦∩■
The rest of the script is just sorting out the numbers. But Perl fails to match past
whatever it sees as '\n' so the info isn't there to work with.
$pBlock =~
Alan Moote wrote:
Hey gang,
As you will soon see, I am quite new to Perl. I am
trying to out put a list of IPs that are trying to
access cmd.exe on my webserver. The problem is, when
I run the script against my access_log the output is a
bunch of blank lines. Here's the script so far:
#!/u
Hey gang,
As you will soon see, I am quite new to Perl. I am
trying to out put a list of IPs that are trying to
access cmd.exe on my webserver. The problem is, when
I run the script against my access_log the output is a
bunch of blank lines. Here's the script so far:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
## Use
What is passing through to the screen is the actual binary/hex data.
That is why the screeen has the little characters and the linefeeds.
Can you provide that portion of the code, so we can see what you are
trying to do?
Wags ;)
-Original Message-
From: Gary Hawkins [mail
Agreed. On top of zentara's suggestions, you might consider having a
copy of your password file somewhere besides the actual system file,
then update it through the web interface and then have a program that is
run via, cron, etc. that then updates the main system file. That way you
could keep
thank you for your help, but still no dice. I am wondering what's going on here.
I installed Crypt-PasswdMD5-1.2 perl module to make this work.
my script is as follows (I know showing the salt isn't suposed to be done
but before I put it to use I plan to randomly generate it)
#!/usr/bin/perl
print
I'm trying to install GD module, but it doesn't runs.
Error messages aren't so explicit for me.
What's the problem?
Compliling the package tar.gz, the result is the same:
When I call "make" command
#
cc -c -I/usr/local/include -I/us
>> On 8 Dec 2002 07:22:39, Jerry M. Howell II <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> I used the useradd -p and it doesn't insert the passwd like it
> should I should see something like $1$blahhblahhblahh but it
> doesn't do this, if I manualy insert it it works fine but it looks
> like print `/us
ok,
I finaly got it figured out just one last problem. I used
the useradd -p and it doesn't insert the passwd like it should
I should see something like $1$blahhblahhblahh but it doesn't
do this, if I manualy insert it it works fine but it looks like
print `/usr/sbin/useradd "$username" -p "$pw
For one, I would use the -d flag to use debugging options and set $^D to
whatever you want.
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From: Mark Goland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: perl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: linked list's
Date: Sun,
Hiya.
Salt is just a thing which helps you encoding the stuff.
From a book:
The crypt Function
The crypt function encrypts a string using the NBS Data Encryption Standard
(DES) algorithm.
The syntax for the crypt function is
result = crypt (original, salt);
original is the string to be
On Sun, 8 Dec 2002 02:44:25 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jerry M .
Howell II) wrote:
>hello all,
>
> I am looking for a command and the best way to give a non-superuser
>perlscript, ie, one that will be used in a web form the ability to add
>a user using the standard unix admin tools like useradd.
hello there,
Got another question. as far as I know I need the following to encrypt
a passwd in perl. I plan to use it to add a users to my /etc/passwd /etc/shadow
and /etc/group now I got a question cuz most newbees do :) what am I missing
in this script I've narowed it down to the crypt comma
This is an effort to write filever.exe in Perl. Filever extracts file version
information and is available in the later Windows resource kits I think, or maybe as
early as NT4. In verbose mode it prints info like this:
D:\>filever.exe /v c:\windows\system32\kernel32.dll
--a-- W32i DLL ENU
hi all,
I am having problems printing this doubly list. the bug statment prints the
expacted so I think I have the list setup right, but I cant get this list to
print in reverse... any ideas ??
Thanx in Advance
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
$debug=1;
for($i=1;$i<10;$i++){
$list = {value=>$i,prev=>$
system returns shell exit status
- Original Message -
From: "Mark-Nathaniel Weisman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "perl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, December 08, 2002 3:23 AM
Subject: RE: Using ssh for uptime?
> This is the line that allowed me to capture a uptime value with Perl
> us
hello all,
I am looking for a command and the best way to give a non-superuser
perlscript, ie, one that will be used in a web form the ability to add
a user using the standard unix admin tools like useradd. Can anyone
give me some input on this? can it be done through sudo safely? Is
there a be
This is the line that allowed me to capture a uptime value with Perl
using ssh to the remote boxes.
$uptime = system "ssh -l $user $host uptime $pass";
The return value is;
65280 for all boxes.
Anyone have any idea why I'm not reading the real uptimes, instead I get
the number abo
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