When a directory is protected with an .htaccess file,
the browser launches a username/password request
dialog box to be filled in before content in the
directory is accessible.
I want to use a log-in form of my own, bypassing the
dialog box.
The reason is that I want to maintain a member record
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On Fri, May 14, 2004 at 07:59:40PM -0500, max wrote:
> How could i load the environment from the perl script without using the load
> and run script ?
Check out Shell::Source. http://search.cpan.org/dist/Shell-Source/
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Hi,
I have a bash file that loads some variables needed by some perl scripts, I
need the environment to be available at any moment, so i included the line
that loads the environment in my .bash_profile, but when the perl scripts
runs from the crontab, the environment is not available.
So i us
Durai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
:
: The following scripts works fine.
:
: But I have doubt in this.
Why do you doubt this?
Your script defines $_, looks for a match in $_,
then ignores the captured parts of the match and
prints $_.
: $_="The quick black fox slavered over the dead dog
Hello All,
The following scripts works fine. But I have doubt in this.
$_="The quick black fox slavered over the dead dog # a bit macabre, no?";
$_ =~ m/^ # anchor at beginning of line
The\ quick\ (\w+)\ fox# fox adjective
\ (\w+)\ over