On 02/11/04 06:39, Thind, Aman wrote:
Thanks for the response David.
When I do 'Archive::Tar->create_archive("/tmp/test.tar",0,glob("*.pl"))' it
tars all the .pl files in the current working directory.
However, I need to tar a folder which has many folders inside it.
I tried 'Archive::Tar->create
I looked up what I had read about the Net::Telnet
module and ssh. Truth be told, it seemed a bit tricky
to make it work. The Net::SSH::Perl seems to have some
pretty slick features, for sure. Thanks for pointing
that out. Went to CPAN straight away, and I'll surely
use it as opposed to the Net::Te
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On Sun, 22 Apr 2001, Matt Cauthorn wrote:
> Dennis -- Sorry, I put the wrong module in my post (I
> had just written a script using Net::FTP, hence the
> mix up)! Although Net::FTP is a great one, I was
> thinking of Net::Telnet, which you can use to
Dennis -- Sorry, I put the wrong module in my post (I
had just written a script using Net::FTP, hence the
mix up)! Although Net::FTP is a great one, I was
thinking of Net::Telnet, which you can use to easily
telnet into your server, even if it requires SSH
(although I've only *read* about the SSH
Matt,
Thank you for the idea! Closer than I've been. I'm running a modified
wwwboard script. I'd like to automate the derned thing so I'm not
manually archiving late every night. My thought is after so many posts a
date link i.e. 2001Apr22.html is created within my present archive.html
page, then
On Sun, Apr 22, 2001 at 09:41:08AM -0700, Matt Cauthorn wrote:
> By
> the way, this list rocks. Whoever came up with the
> idea deserves applause.
That would be Casey, possibly in a fit of conscience ;-)
And I agree that the list is working wel
Hmmm. Still not 100% clear on exactly what you want to
accomplish, but it sounds like a simple shell or Perl
script setup as a cron may do the trick. In Perl,
maybe something like:
my $count=`ls | wc -l`; # this captures the amount of
lines in your posting directory.
Then setup an if statement:
Makes sense, but unfortunately, I am mainly on win2k and not unix.
Wags ;)
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From: Dennis LaPine [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, April 21, 2001 14:27
To: Wagner-David; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Archiving
This is on Unix, the file link format is like
This is on Unix, the file link format is like 2001Apr21.html. I would
like
the link to create itself after so many posts, then be written to until
midnight. Then the process would just start over again like that each
day.
Make sense? Thanks
Dennis
Wagner-David wrote:
> What are the current arch
What are the current archive files like? How often are you wanting to do
this?
Is it on Windows? Linux? Unix?
Wags ;)
-Original Message-
From: Dennis LaPine [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, April 21, 2001 13:22
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Archiving
Here's one from the green
Dennis,
Couple of questions:
1 Is your ChatRoom written in Perl?
2 Do you have a database (Oracle, MySql, Postgress, whatever) at the moment?
Mike
Mike Lacey
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