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Arrays and hashes.
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 -
Arrays and hashes.
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 the webbrowser is currently viewing?
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automating sudo
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.- EchoCola
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- Forum: Sun: Solaris
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automating sudo
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/...- EchoCola
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- Forum: Sun: Solaris
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NET USER, and windows GUI representation
Is everyone stumped ? :/- EchoCola
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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NET USER, and windows GUI representation
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...- EchoCola
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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reading contents of subfolders and deleting based on timestamp
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reading contents of subfolders and deleting based on timestamp
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... -
CGI error
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"> </font><font size="6"><span class="style5">Rate -A-... -
Open (Dir...)
use a test directory on your local machine... something like $Path = 'C:\\' and see if that works first then move on to the other network drives -
Open (Dir...)
Try something like this chdir($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"; $i++; } closedir(directory); -
Net::SMTP
Hello, I just wanted to know if there was a way to disable the displaying of the transcation when I execute an SMTP session using NET:SMTP module. I tried to turn the debug option to 0, but doesn't really do much, also tried to look for print statement within the .pm but didn't see anything that... -
split by '\'
Nevermind,the problem was with the quotes its supposed to be split(/\\/,$str); NOT split("/\\/",$str); -
split by '\'
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. -
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Parsing text file with split()
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... -
Parsing text file with split()
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... -
Parsing text file with split()
Is there a character I can put preceding a line of text so that it will skip that line? kind of like a comment
