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password decrypting...
not if you used crypt() :-) ... well I shouldn't say that. not unless you have a lot of time on your hands to crack the algorithm -
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auto increment..
is this what you are trying to do??? open(F, "weapons.txt"); while(<F>) { chop; @weapons = <F>; } close(F); $count_weapons = @weapons; $string=join("<BR>",@weapons); print $string; -
Alphabetical Sorts
goBoating, It would timelocal(0,0,0,$date[1],$date[0] - 1,$date[2]); right? since the format is usually MM-DD-YY -
Alphabetical Sorts
If I understand the other part correctly, then you are just trying to sort a bunch of data in chronological order which is stored in two corresponding arrays: dates and data for that date. If I understood that correctly, then you can just do any kind of sort on the dates array, after converting... -
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Alphabetical Sorts
($crt_min,$crt_hour,$crt_day,$crt_month,$crt_year)=(localtime)[1..5]; then you can just format it anyway you please :-) to sort the dates, I am sure there is a module that would let you compare two dates, but I really don't know what it would be. The way I would approach the... -
specific task at each time.
if it is helpfull the full list of the arguments can be found at: http://www.ampl.com/cm/cs/what/ampl/NEW/printf.html -
piping
I am having trouble piping the output of the "at" command to my program. it seems that it would work just like any function, but for some reason it does not output the info to STDOUT. ie. this works well.. ################## open(ATQ, "atq|"); while(<ATQ>) { print $_; }... -
changing effective user
and by set, I mean just make it equal to whatever UID. i.e. $>=501; -
changing effective user
yeah, no problem :-) it was pretty much nothing actually. The only thing I had to do was to set the effective user($>) and the real user($<) variables to the desired UID and would run that process as that user. For some reason I thought it was more complicated than that. I was looking for... -
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changing effective user
I am in the process of making a web-based mail autoresponder for a network with more than 400 users. Since it is a security risk to run the actual server as a root, I decided to submit the requests to a specific folder, and have a cron running every 5 minutes or so to execute the requests. The... -
specific task at each time.
I don't know, but, personally, to use a whole module just to do something simple, in terms of efficiency, is not really my preference =)... something like: if(length($min)==1) { $min="0".$min;} would work just well... just a suggestion :-)
