Dear All,
I am using argp ecosystem for designing command line options for a c
program.
I have a question. How do I implement arguments that take multiple values -
i mean how do I parse those multiple strings linked to that argument ? I
have not seen any examples in the official documentation
http
Hi,
--- On Tue, Jan 6, 2015 at 4:48 PM, km wrote:
| How do I implement arguments that take multiple values -
\--
Can you give an example?
You might want to look at Chapter 2 from 'Advanced Linux Programming':
http://www.advancedlinuxprogramming.com/alp-folder/alp-ch02-writing-good-gnu-linux
Like for example
$ myexecutable --iter 1 --inputfiles test1.dat test2.dat test3.dat
--random 1
Here --inputfiles option should be able to take up multiple values ( in
this case *.dat). This is the problem and I am trying to implement it using
argp (as it automates some options like --usage and --h
Hi,
--- On Tue, Jan 6, 2015 at 5:35 PM, km wrote:
| Here --inputfiles option should be able to take up multiple values
\--
You can:
#1 Pass these as arguments to the program without an option.
#2 Store the input filenames in a file, and pass the file as an argument.
#3 Use --inputfile multipl
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Okay finally figured out what the problem was.
Redhat mysql-server or mysql-client version 5.1.73 would work with PKCS#8,
However mysql-client-5.5 on debian wheezy would not work with PKCS#8 I had
to convert them to PKCS#1 for them to work as shown in [1].
openssl rsa -in key_in_pkcs1_or_pkcs8.pe
