Hi all,
Part I
If you get the script below to work then it needs to be modified:
I have pulled the seach.html file as follows:
I went to link http://srch.overture.com) then search for word "help",
then I save the result as file named search.html
Then I wrote the script below to extract and find
Brian Smith wrote:
> In my CGI, A user creates a password (p@$$w0rd), but i do not want it to be
> clear text, so I was wondering if Perl was able to encrypt that to a MD5
> encryption. It will be stored in the /etc/shadow file, so I would want the
> "standard" md5.
http://search.cpan.org/sear
In my CGI, A user creates a password (p@$$w0rd), but i do not want it to be
clear text, so I was wondering if Perl was able to encrypt that to a MD5
encryption. It will be stored in the /etc/shadow file, so I would want the
"standard" md5.
Anyone?
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In the script below I am trying to to extract the results from performing a search on
the word "help" at http://srch.overture.com
Running the script produce lots of errors.
What am I doing wrong, is my rules correct.
Help
#!/usr/bin/perl - strict
open(A_file,"");
my@ary = ;
while($n <
Oops! The exclamation point in number 7 was a typo.
-Original Message-
From: Timothy Johnson
To: 'Connie Chan '; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 3/22/02 1:59 PM
Subject: RE: Sort of Conceptual, Syntax, and modules related questions
1. It will only read the first line. T
1. It will only read the first line. The time you want to be careful with
<> is when you are assigning it to a list. For example, @myarray =
; will assign the entire contents of the file, while $myscalar =
; will assign only the first line.
2. In Windows, the endline character is interpreted
