From: "Anirban Adhikary" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> my($a,$b);
Don't! Variables $a and $b are special. They are used in the
sort{block} and have a bit special scope and declaration rules. You'd
better not use them outside sort{}.
> my $uidNumber=2631;
> my $gidNumber=2631;
> open(FH,"/home/anadhikar
Hi Jyotishmaan Ray
U can do the task in the following way but there may be some other good and
compact way.
The source file is the file where uid and user password are written but one
thing in the source file u need to keep uid and user passwd in the same
line. like this
s08-1-5-093 $1$2P6e6U
Dear All,
I am a new bie in perl. I have to generate LDIF files
after reading a file containing a list of userids of a new admitted
batch of a university along with their passwords, uidNUmber And
gidNumber. Say the new batch contains 400 students, and the uidNumber
starts from the number 2631 onw
