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So you've managed tro get your script to run on your machine, but it fails on a web server. You've already cheched permissions... OK, I've got a couple things you can try: -Make sure that you upload the perl in ASCII, not binary. -If you developed the perl on a windows box, you may have the...

Any string that is a match for regex /Priority:2/ , contains the chars 'Priority: 2' and is therefore not going to be equal to the literal '/TCMP/'. This is true for all cases. I think you're looking for "does not match" regex /ICMP/. try using: ($line !=~/ICMP/) instead of ($line...

I decided to go with www.no-ip.com For $24 bucks a year, they will redirect www.yourdowmain.com traffic to http://<whatever_ip_address>:<port_number> you can also add free hostnames so they can be redirected in the same way. I added http://utah.hopto.org to my hostnames at no-ip.com, just to...

I'm in the same boat. I was thinking of finding a cheap/free host for a single page, have the DNS point to that, and then redirecting to the :8080 url for the big stuff (in my case I want to put up an image gallery using Apache/PHP/mySQL). Just a thought...

I just went through this today. I removed linux from an XP/Mandrake dual booting laptop, in order to use vmware to host a linux guest. I just used a Win98 boot CD and, to restore the master boot record, at the a prompt I did: a:\> fdisk /mbr That worked just fine.

Short answer: @DIRLIST = qw(.) unless @DIRLIST; #I always have my scripts in the 'root' directory to be scanned, which works with this line. use File::Find; sub process_file { print &quot;$File::Find::name\n&quot;; # or whatever; } find(\&process_file, @DIRLIST); Good Luck, -Gabe

Cara, thanks for giving me a reason to have the regex lesson. Poof, that was tricky! I set this up for three cases: 1) you have &quot;&quot; in the data instead of client-matter number 2) you have nothing between the commas for a client matter number 3) you have a client matter number (I did...

Cara, this is very mysterious! hmmm... It's working without issue on my side with some test data: Filename= newPBX_DATA.TXT &quot;jones&quot;, &quot;022550.00001&quot;, &quot;abc&quot; &quot;smith&quot;, &quot;035700.02000&quot;, &quot;dce&quot; And here's the script I'm using: NOTE: I...

I was a sysadmin/database dude at a law firm for a while, and remember having to deal with Client-Matter numbers in our systems, so I can empathize. I didn't know any Perl then and had to make do with Excel/Word/VBA/VB. I think it's great that you're learning Perl to get your work done. There is...

I liked your breakdown/rebuild idea, and I support it 100%for splitting/joining arrays like you did. But for string substitions, replacing &quot;in place&quot; is really good. It was kinda tricky with the period, since is has significance that requires escaping (twice!). Using your code, I came...

I know time is short, but learning perl is well worth whatever time you put into it. Here's a very commented script which should you what you're looking for. I don't have dig on my system, so i could not test that aspect of the script, but the 2 loops work, and the ip address builder does...