Net::DNS bgsend

Hi all, Im trying to query 8 internal dns servers at the same time and make sure that there are at least 2 A records for the Specified device, but I cant seem to get reliable results, I could do it by sending a query to each server and waiting but that takes quite some, whereas using Net::DNS->bgs

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Charles K. Clarkson wrote: JupiterHost.Net wrote: : I tried this also but stil can't do FH: : : fake_print "wee"; : is easy *but* : fake_print STDERR "wee"; : : :( what a fun little challenge :) Eek. It's the missing (and expected) comma, I suppose. Perhaps

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If you read the last sentence of the "Overriding Built-in Functions" section you'll see it says" Finally, some built-ins (e.g. "exists" or "grep") can't be overridden. How do you determine which built-ins cannot be overridden? Built-ins that do not have a prototype cannot be overridden

Re: parse hash to module

Ditlev, Unix Consulting wrote: Hi There, Hello, I have some problems undestanding how to parse a hash to module of my own. I have this hash %person : $person{$Name}{Name} = "xxx"; $person{$Name}{Id} = ; @( $person{$Name} {Friends} ) But what's the correct method for parsing this hash to

[ANNOUNCE] Gtk2::Ex::DBI-2.0

After much procrastinating and inactivity, I'm pleased to announce the next major release of Gtk2::Ex::DBI Gtk2::Ex::DBI is a part of the Axis Not Evil project, a suit of cross-platform Perl modules that combine to provide an alternative to a 'leading' software vendor's RAD design tool for dat

RE: parse hash to module

Ditlev, Unix Consulting wrote: : I have some problems undestanding how to parse a hash to module of my : own. : : I have this hash %person : : $person{$Name}{Name} = "xxx"; : $person{$Name}{Id} = ; : @( $person{$Name} {Friends} ) : : But what's the correct method

parse hash to module

Hi There, I have some problems undestanding how to parse a hash to module of my own. I have this hash %person : $person{$Name}{Name} = "xxx"; $person{$Name}{Id} = ; @( $person{$Name} {Friends} ) But what's the correct method for parsing this hash to my module ??? I try something like mymodu

Re: Regex assistance

On Sat, 17 Dec 2005, M. Lewis wrote: > Charles K. Clarkson wrote: > > M. Lewis wrote: > > > > : But I don't think the following regex is really doing that: > > : : /micr[qw]o[-]ca[a]p[k][s]/i > > : : Suggestions, corrections welcome. > > > > /Microcap|Micro-cap|Mi

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JupiterHost.Net wrote: > >>> For an Acme module I'm trying to make an alternative to print, but can;t >>> get goto to work with print: >>> >>> I'd like this: >>> >>> perl -mstrict -wle 'sub x {goto &print} x("hi");' >>> >>> to work like this: >>> >>> perl -mstrict -MCarp -wle 'sub x {goto &Carp::c