Hello all,
I am trying to write a script that will combine 2 /etc/passwd files.
The tricky part is that most of the entries from passwd1 are already in
passwd 2 but some have errors. (some of the password fields are locked,
some of the group ids are wrong)
Does anyone have a script (or know of one
While I really like using UNIX Shells by Example, PERL by Example has
been a bit of a disappointment. The organization could be a bit better
and some of the examples haven't worked well for me. I use Programming
PERL by O'Reilly almost exclusively.
John
Teresa Raymond wrote:
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> Has anyone us
Is this line correct:
@UNLOCKED = grep(!/LOCKED/g, @SAME);
I want it to check each line of the array @SAME and print lines that DO
NOT contain the string "LOCKED" to the array @UNLOCKED.
I later output both arrays to different files:
print BOTH @SAME;
print oBOTH @UNLOCKED;
but when I list the
I have a script that creates a file using the grep utility against a
"master" file. The new file looks like the master file was copied over
and where the grep "failed" there is a blank line. The grep line looks
like this:
@UNLOCKED = grep(!/LOCKED/g, "@SAME\n");
print oBOTH "@UNLOCKED\n";
with
I have the following script (simplified)
#!/path/to/perl -w
open LIST,"/path/to/data" or die "/path/to/data: $!";
open(SENDMAIL, "|/usr/lib/sendmail -oi -t") or die "Unable to fork: $!";
format SENDMAIL=
From: Me <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: You <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subj: Stuff
blah blah blah
Thank you
