> "Geospectrum" == Geospectrum writes:
Geospectrum> Hi am am setting up a small website and have set up formmail.pl to
Geospectrum> create a way of people asking questions.
I'm so very much hoping that you're not using Matt Wright's original
formmail.pl, and instead using the one from NMS.
On Tue, Mar 22, 2011 at 1:05 PM, Geospectrum wrote:
> Hi am am setting up a small website and have set up formmail.pl to
> create a way of people asking questions.
>
> I'd like now to add a way of visitors to display a HTML page by
> entering a number (invoice number) into a HTML form and then re
Hi am am setting up a small website and have set up formmail.pl to
create a way of people asking questions.
I'd like now to add a way of visitors to display a HTML page by
entering a number (invoice number) into a HTML form and then retrieve
a html page. So I create a html page called http://www.m
Prince Mavi wrote:
Hi folks
Hello,
I am new to perl. this is my first real program in perl.
The program is not doing what i intend it to do.
The problem in nut shell is that:
I expect to see the menu first and then input my choice.
but
the program asks for my choice first and then displays th
Prince Mavi wrote:
> Hi folks
>
> I am new to perl. this is my first real program in perl.
> The program is not doing what i intend it to do.
> The problem in nut shell is that:
> I expect to see the menu first and then input my choice.
> but
> the program asks for my choice first and then display
Prince Mavi 写道:
> Hi folks
>
> I am new to perl. this is my first real program in perl.
> The program is not doing what i intend it to do.
> The problem in nut shell is that:
> I expect to see the menu first and then input my choice.
> but
> the program asks for my choice first and then displays th
Hi folks
I am new to perl. this is my first real program in perl.
The program is not doing what i intend it to do.
The problem in nut shell is that:
I expect to see the menu first and then input my choice.
but
the program asks for my choice first and then displays the menu
Please have a look and
27 August 2004 9:35 a.m.
To: John Bruin; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Newbie needs help changing date format
> Hi
>
> I have a list of dates that have been converted to epoch seconds,
processed
> and then converted back to a string (using timelocal). The resulting
> date format is
John Bruin wrote:
I have a list of dates that have been converted to epoch seconds,
processed and then converted back to a string (using timelocal).
The resulting date format is:-
"Wed Mar 16 22:10:16 2004"
What is the easiest way to convert this format (or epoch seconds)
to "16-Mar-2004 22:10" -
T
> Hi
>
> I have a list of dates that have been converted to epoch seconds,
processed
> and then converted back to a string (using timelocal). The resulting date
> format is:-
>
> "Wed Mar 16 22:10:16 2004"
>
> What is the easiest way to convert this format (or epoch seconds) to
> "16-Mar-2004 22
Hi
I have a list of dates that have been converted to epoch seconds, processed
and then converted back to a string (using timelocal). The resulting date
format is:-
"Wed Mar 16 22:10:16 2004"
What is the easiest way to convert this format (or epoch seconds) to
"16-Mar-2004 22:10" - preferrably u
Dakenah Johnson wrote at Mon, 07 Jul 2003 10:11:37 +:
> I am writing a script that uses backquotes and the ps-ef command to print
> the UID and command for all currently running processes.
You can also use a module instead of reinventing the wheel :-)
Have a look to the CPAN module
Proc::Pro
dakenah johnson wrote:
Hi
I am writing a script that uses backquotes and the ps-ef command to
print the UID and command for all currently running processes.
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
my $process = `ps -ef`;
while (<>);{
This should flag an error, note the semi-colon
What you are reading from
Hi Dakenah
Dakenah Johnson wrote:
> Hi
> I am writing a script that uses backquotes and the ps-ef command to print
> the UID and command for all currently running processes.
> #!/usr/bin/perl
> use strict;
Good!, but also
use warnings;
> my $process = `ps -ef`;
This will pull all the lines
Hi
I am writing a script that uses backquotes and the ps-ef command to print
the UID and command for all currently running processes.
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
my $process = `ps -ef`;
while (<>);{
push @process = spilt (/\|/,$_);
print "Owner:[1] command:[8]
where did I go wrong?
thanks,
DJ
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"Birgit Kellner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:1137665400.997570078@[10.0.0.140]...
> --On Samstag, 11. August 2001 14:09 +0200 Candyban
Thank you verry much. It seem to work.
Although
my @filenames;
foreach (@names) { #for each name in the query string
if (param('$_') eq "on") { #no
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