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I'm guessing I would build the hash table such that: fruit is the key and the value would be array1 animal the key and value would be array2

Hello, I'd like to do something but im not quite sure how. I think i might need to use a hash table. Suppose I have a couple arrays @array1 = ("apple","orange","grape"); @array2 = ("dogs","cats","birds"); I would like to be able to search for example "apple" and get a key value of "fruit"...

How do I get the URL address a webbrowser is currently viewing?

Annihilannic, Thanks for your response. I will look into that option. Unfortunately we are using a custom written version the sudo command. Why? I don't know. I have to use the " - root" because for this command, I need to specify the user. I will look into that man file.

I'm trying to create a here document to automate the sudo command. Anyone have any experience with this? This is what I have but it's not working, it still prompts for password: !/usr/bin/ksh sudo - root pkgadd <<HereDoc password HereDoc I found this: http://empty.sourceforge.net/...

Is everyone stumped ? :/

Im issuing the command by PERL script: net user $id Password1 /add /usercomment:"$phone_num $user_email" /comment:"$user_comment" /passwordchg:no /fullname:"$full_name" /expires:never This works fine. However, when I look on the active directory(under Administrative Tools), it puts the id...

PS: I would rather not have code!! Just ideas! :)

I just wanted to get some tips as how to get the time stamp, this is on a windows environment but I'm able to execute some unix commands thanks to the MKS kit. Anywho, here is my code tell me what I'm doing wrong! :) #This script searches the folders in the current #directory, if it empty it...

Hey guys, I'm getting an error on this CGI script, I can't seem to find it. here is the html and the script <form name="form1" method="post" action="reviews.cgi"> <p align="center"><b><font color="#5E00BB" size="6">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</font><font size="6"><span class="style5">Rate -A-...

It worked, just had to close STDERR. Thanks for the idea

use a test directory on your local machine... something like $Path = 'C:\\' and see if that works first then move on to the other network drives

Try something like this chdir($Path) || die "Cannot change directory to $Path: $!"; opendir(directory,".") || die "Cannot open the directory . (Directory may not exist): $!"; $i = 0; foreach $file ( readdir(directory)) { @files[$i] = "$file\n"; $i++; } closedir(directory);

Hello, I just wanted to know if there was a way to disable the displaying of the transcation when I execute an SMTP session using NET:SMTP module. I tried to turn the debug option to 0, but doesn't really do much, also tried to look for print statement within the .pm but didn't see anything that...

Nevermind,the problem was with the quotes its supposed to be split(/\\/,$str); NOT split("/\\/",$str);

Hello all im trying to split a path with no luck $str = 'C:\one\two\three'; @ray = split("/\\/",$str); print"\n Here is the contents of \@ray: @ray[1]\n"; After this executes it doesn't perfrom the join and it's all put in the first value of the array.

Ahh yes thanks paul!

ok i got that working, by doing the following chomp(@to,@cc); @recipients = (@to,@cc); @recipients = join ("",@recipients); $recipients = @recipients[0]; @recipients = split (",",$recipients); $recipients = join ("','",@recipients); The only thing is with this i get the following output...

I have an array that contains the following : paul@compaq.com,thirteen@email.net,fourteen@email.net,fifteen@email.net, What I wanted to do was to put single quotes around each email, still seperated by the commas. Basically I want it to look like...

Is there a character I can put preceding a line of text so that it will skip that line? kind of like a comment