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<0> how do i print out the hostname in perl
<1> hostname of?
<0> my linux box
<1> the local machine?
<0> yes
<0> in my command prompt it prints using hostname
<1> that's what i thought. in perl you could use the same basically
<0> does perl use an envirnmental variable
<1> $myhostname = `hostname`;
<0> cool
<0> ill tryi it
<0> that just printed hostname
<1> note those were ` not '
<0> gotcha
<1> the unshifted tilde key on a standard US keyboard me thinks
<0> perfect
<0> tanks
<1> cheers
<2> hey two-bits
<1> hiyo
<2> hows things?
<1> much cooler than they were last week
<2> yea, I'd have to say same here
<2> the past couple weeks have been miserable ones..
<2> though, once again.. I find myself bored ****in senseless
<1> my solution was to get an air conditioner
<2> lol
<2> dude
<2> I work in greenhouses
<2> was 120F in there, yesterday
<2> that'd be..
<2> about 48C
<2> closer to 49 I guess
<1> i deal in F as well. that's ****ing hot. and i'm going to take a wild guess and ***ume it was humid as **** too
<2> yup
<2> depends which end of one of them you're on, theres about a 10-15 degree temp differenc
<2> they're 150 long..
<2> but, yea
<2> thats the hottest yet this year
<2> but, its atleast.. 100 in there, on any given day, extremely humid
<2> 100-110, is about normal
<2> ya get used ot it, AC makes me uncomfortable anymore, because of it
<2> spend 10-14 hours a day, 7 days a week in there.. for the past 4 months
<3> im having trouble with Apache::Session
<3> should be pathetically simple with a tied hash right?
<3> it doesnt always store the data after adding to the hash
<3> any ideas
<3> forcing an update by calling the update method direclty doesnt work
<4> i'm trying to install the perl library XML::Simple but i get numerous messages saying this: Unable to recognise encoding of this document at /usr/local/share/perl/5.8.7/XML/SAX/PurePerl/EncodingDetect.pm
<4> this is an error from cpan under linux
<4> how do i fix this? i have tried to resinstall XML::SAX
<0> what do i need to do if i want to make a perl script that takes unlimited arguments...(ex: findUser.pl user1 user2)
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