Hi,
does anybody have red hat 7.2 (pro/or not pro)?
If so when you do perl program do you need internet connection to test your
files?
And how do you test your files?
thank you
Anthony
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I wrote the script below to pull data from a mysql database and update the
datebase based on the results of a check. I have used Parallel::ForkManager
which I used in the past in another script without problems. But for some
reason this script killed my server today when it tried to check 4,000 pl
Hello,
I have 2 problems with system utility.
1. If a process is started by system, then, when a process is killed, child
process still remains.
2. When output of the process is redirected to a file, file does not get
updated util process dies.
This problem is there on Linux and windows as well
Hello,
I lost my files, while using perl -pi -e.
I wanted to replace a world in a set of files, "perl -pi -e
's/somestring/somethingelse/g' *.pl"
but, it gave error saying permission denied and all the files got deleted.
If it cant rewrite the files, at least it should not delete.
Thanks
Sharan
right, i am back. Let me define this 'one':
The script returns the output i mentioned in the last most on both servers
when execute as follows:
#perl check2.cgi
but only my local development webserver allows it to run via a web browser.
it does not work via a web browser if i execute it on my w
On Sat, Apr 27, 2002 at 12:35:38PM +0530, sharan wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I lost my files, while using perl -pi -e.
> I wanted to replace a world in a set of files, "perl -pi -e
> 's/somestring/somethingelse/g' *.pl"
> but, it gave error saying permission denied and all the files got deleted.
>
> If
Sharan wrote:
>
> Hello,
Hello,
> I lost my files, while using perl -pi -e.
> I wanted to replace a world in a set of files, "perl -pi -e
> 's/somestring/somethingelse/g' *.pl"
> but, it gave error saying permission denied and all the files got deleted.
>
> If it cant rewrite the files, at lea
what do these few matches with?
m/(ham|cheese|Big Mac) burgur/
m/(fred){3}+d/
tr/A-Z/a-z/
s!(http|ftp)://((\w+\.)*\w+)((/\w+)*/?)!$2!
thanks
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> what do these few matches with?
Please don't ask homework questions on the list, unless you
need something particular explained. Especially with regex's,
as the best way to describe the complete set of matching
strings is another regex (or more likely, the same one).
> m/(ham|cheese|Big Mac)
James Poni wrote:
>
> Hello
Hello,
> I have 3 text files and i want to perform concatenation from each line of
> the 3 files.
>
> I want the output to look like this:
>
> aaa mon 1
> bbb wed 2
> ccc sun 3
> ddd tue 4
>
> Is it possible to sort the days column in order of the week? Eg
>
> cc
Hello,
Is there any generic way to find the list of child ids? (common to windows
and Linux). Because, i want to kill explicitly all the child procs before
terminating parent.
Thanks and Regards
Sharan Hiremath.
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I use red hat 7.2
There is no need to have intenet connection to test perl.
You should just have a perl compiler.
If you want to test cgi, you might want to install Apache or another web
server, if you don't have one.
Hope it helps
Aman
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From: "anthony" <[EMAIL PROTEC
On Saturday, April 27, 2002, at 01:56 , anthony wrote:
[..]
> does anybody have red hat 7.2 (pro/or not pro)?
it's better than rh7.1 what are you really planning to do?
> If so when you do perl program do you need internet connection to test
> your
> files?
As the flash struck one of my a
On Saturday, April 27, 2002, at 03:08 , Mat Harrison wrote:
> right, i am back. Let me define this 'one':
>
> The script returns the output i mentioned in the last most on both servers
> when execute as follows:
>
> #perl check2.cgi
>
> but only my local development webserver allows it to run vi
On Saturday, April 27, 2002, at 06:08 , sharan wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Is there any generic way to find the list of child ids? (common to windows
> and Linux). Because, i want to kill explicitly all the child procs before
> terminating parent.
generically you want
man ps
that will help wi
i have recently found out that for some reason no cgi scripts will run on my
web host. i have got the support desk onto this and they are having a hard
time finding the problem which is somewhere in apache.
thanks for all your help but i think i can leave it to my *NIX tech admin
now.
cheers
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on Sat, 27 Apr 2002 13:20:47 GMT, Sharan wrote:
> Is there any generic way to find the list of child ids? (common to
> windows and Linux). Because, i want to kill explicitly all the child
> procs before terminating parent.
If you fork, you return the child's pid to the parent.
See
perld
On Friday, April 26, 2002, at 03:49 , Shaun Fryer wrote:
[..]
>
> foreach $value (@array) {
> $scalar_array .= "$value|";
> }
> chop($scalar_array);
> my %hash;
> $hash{some_key} = $scalar_array;
>
> Then if you want to get the array from the key's value later
> on, you just split(/\|/,"$
On Saturday, April 27, 2002, at 05:26 , John W. Krahn wrote:
> use Inline::Files;
I was able to find that module at the CPAN but
it requires Filter::Util::Call - which I can
not find on the CPAN...
sorry - there it is
Filter-1.2.6.tar.gz
ciao
drieux
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Hi,
> I can't get this cgi script I downloaded to run...
Try checking the file for ^Ms at the end of the line with:
$ cat -v /usr/lib/cgi-bin/agbot/agbot.cgi
I think you will find that it will have:
#!/usr/bin/perl^M
Then you will have to strip off all the ^Ms from all the lines with:
$ perl -p
I have this program that will work for me as I have my environment variables set
properly in my .profile. Problem is, this needs to be run by lots of people and I'm
trying to avoid having all these people have to change their .profiles to add the
Oracle environment variables. Let's just say, so
You could setup another environment script to wrap your perl in (although setting up
your environment with %ENV should work too). We do similar things by creating little
shell scripts that setup the environment, then execute our perl stuff. We have one
global env. that we source before all of our
Another way would be like this...
$ col -bx < dosfile > newfile
It's important that you use a different file name for the "newfile".
Max
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From: Shaun Fryer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, April 26, 2002 5:03 PM
To: Perl Beginners
Subject: Removing ^M (Carriag
On Saturday, April 27, 2002, at 03:20 , Shaun wrote:
>> $ perl /usr/lib/cgi-bin/agbot/agbot.cgi
>
>> and it works just fine.. Huh? I don't get it..
> That's because the shebang line is ignored when you prefix the script with
> the perl command.
you are correct - but I prefer to assert it the
Here one,
I have the
on our web page,
this error is display were the tag is:
[an error occurred while processing this directive]
on the website,
and this is the error in the log file;
[Sat Apr 27 20:37:18 2002]
httpd: exec used but not allowed
in /usr/local/etc/httpd/WebSites/www.iCommerce
Hi, it's me again.
I am reading lines from a text file in directory A. From those lines I want
to generate
files which I want to copy to directory B. Directory B is generated based
on a variable.
The structure is so:
directorya/directoryb/
So I need to do the following things:
1) Make Direct
On Saturday, April 27, 2002, at 10:26 , Tara Calishain wrote:
>
> I thought chdir would do the trick, but the files are still being written
> to directory A
> despite the fact that directory B appears to have been generated fine.
chdir merely changes where the process is... and would be
a reas
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