match)
^ = begin of the line
$ = end of the line
Do you mean that?
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So perhaps that is what you wish, otherwise cool-edit could be a nice
editor for you.
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script is raising.
Or run it manually ;)
HTH
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be options , but then again, i am
just a newb like you :-)
Please Help.
Tried to
Thanks in Advance
No Problem
Joe
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lose (WOFILE) or die "cannot close syslog.$x $!";
}
close (ROFILE) or die "cannot close syslog $!";
print "Done ... \n\n";
__END__
Cheers!
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Is something like this possible (or perhaps easier or something?)
Thanks in advance!!
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you obviously didn't read the sudo help pages, you can run the script as
user y
and let it do root things by using
sudo reboot
for example
the system should reboot when you have defined sudo correctly.
man sudo should help you further on the way :)
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perhaps you should let the script do something like SUDO,
and permit it to run a single command, or limited commandset
of root operations, even without password, (you dont want that actually
but since sudo can log stuff, it might be what you aim for)
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your config resides in ~/.cpan
perhaps you can delete that directory, and reconfigure it?
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