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array lines offset
I can't remeber why this happens or how to fix it. but when I have info in and array and parse it with a foreach loop them push the line into an new array then print it does it do some thing like this info info2 info3 info4 info5 1st is flush and the all the rest of the lines are 1 space... -
comparing list A to list B
I'm writing a script to check mail quota for each user and warn them accordingly. I ran into a problem when i tried to compare a user list from the passwd file to the listed boxes in /var/mail. I want to eliminate out of the passwd list what i not in the /var/mail list. i have pushed one list in... -
alignment of info
This variable contains a list of file sizes. ex. 123 24 2 93 90032 110 I want it be 123 24 2 93 90032 110 -
alignment of info
I have a situation where I'm getting the file sizes from a directory using du -ks and I split the line into numbers and directories. In the variable representing the numbers they are all left aligned and I want them to be right aligned. how do I do this ? -
ignore carriage returns from STDIN.
Please tell me how to do this. here is an example of the current part of the script i'm working with. If I paste a small paragraph from note pad in windows it chops at the 1st carriage return. How do I make SDTIN accept the whole paragraph? print "What will the subject be[]?"... -
Date change modules
Hi, does perl have a module to help me with a small problem on date changing. I have a script which zips up archived log files and names them with the date minus 1 since the logs are from the previous day. The issue here is when I get to the 1st day of the next month the file would be called... -
Takeing the leading space out.
Ok I figured out hos to fix the problem, now when I try to mail it to my self and it is from a solaris server, when i get them mail the part of it with the list is all smooshed togather. -
Takeing the leading space out.
here is the whole script. maybe this help you see it better. #!/usr/bin/perl $server=`uname -n`; chomp ($server); $username="newtarg1"; chomp ($username); $path="/usr/home/$username/www/vhosts"; chomp ($path); $dtchk=`date`; chomp ($dtchk); ($a1,$a2,$a3,$a4,$a5,$a6) = split... -
Takeing the leading space out.
No it is still off set whether I print to a file or STDOUT. -
Takeing the leading space out.
I figured out in debuggin where this happens. it is in the part push(@VH2, $vall); before this it is correct after the push it is wrong. -
Takeing the leading space out.
Believe it or not $vall = join ("","\b","(directory)",$f2," ","(size)",$f1," ","kilobytesn"); seemed to work,but when the form is mailed to me the results have result [] result [] result the substitution thing did not work... -
Takeing the leading space out.
Can't get rid of it because it is the field seperator. -
Takeing the leading space out.
Thank you for the tip but it still did not work. here is the result. notice how the 1st one is right. (directory)abnonline (size)5822 kilobytes (directory)beactiveamericaorg (size)2446 kilobytes (directory)birchhortoncom (size)7732 kilobytes (directory)blacksocietypages (size)21190... -
Takeing the leading space out.
I have a problem which I have tried many different thing to solve it and failed. I am pushing info from a join statement @vhostsall =`du -ks *`; foreach (@vhostsall){ ($f1,$f2) = split (/\s+/,$_); $vall = join ("","(directory)",$f2,"... -
OUTLOOK 2000 Hangs
My Vp's outlook 2000 will hang ocassionaly on startup and today it loaded and she could not get to one of the extra remote folders, that caused it to hang. Nothing in drwaston. Help!!- newtarge
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Procmail
Proc mail is my local delivery agent. One of my boxes has a .procmailrc file which is set up to forward all mail to a different folder. it does not work. here is the formula. :0 * ^FROM * ! /usr/local/etc/mail/stuff any suggestions?- newtarge
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Writing to file with out appending to the end
Ok what would the syntax look like? -
Writing to file with out appending to the end
If I were to write a scripts where I wanted to open my httpd.conf file and add a virtual tag, how do I tell it to write any where but the eof? Also not by line number. -
adding numbers in and array
Thank you very much Raider2001 it worked well, except if the number had a decimal in it "10.4" would ignore the .4.
