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<0> pg is 5432
<1> ok
<1> it connected but I saw nothing
<0> that's fine
<0> it's mssql then
<1> ok
<2> How can I let a CGI script send a Location: header?
<0> daz: easy
<0> read the f******* manual
<0> perldoc CGI.pm
<3> CGI. To access this perldoc please type, at a command line, 'perldoc CGI'. You may also find it at http://perldoc.perl.org/CGI.html
<0> 8)
<2> leku...
<2> point me to the paragraph that that is in?
<4> dazjorz: reading the whole thing would be useful to you
<0> why?
<0> does your ctrl-f (search) not work?
<2> leku: because there's nothing about Location in it
<0> just go to the page and do a find on "header"
<0> you can rewrite any header you want
<0> they're arbitrary
<2> leku: I was just looking for the command...
<2> header(-location => "/"); ?
<0> there's no command, it's probably just a generic header thing
<5> leku: Read the CREATING A STANDARD HTTP HEADER section
<2> or header(-special => "Location: /"); ...
<0> daz: see above
<2> header("Location: /");
<6> m33p
<0> sup bingos
<6> birds, trees, etc.
<2> okay, thanks, dabreegster
<7> Bah, silly Perl things that don't have IRC channels ;)
<7> I figured there'd be a channel for SOAP::Lite
<8> can one download all the modules from cpan in one package somehow?
<0> heh
<0> that would be cool actually...cpan on a dvd or something
<8> yeah
<6> CPAN::Mini
<8> someone should compile a package of all modules
<8> i have no use for it i just want to do it for fun and because after 17:00 i get extremly bored
<6> that'll create a minimal CPAN mirror.
<8> oh
<2> nope, print CGI->header(-Location => "/"); doesn't do the trick
<8> i thought you just made it up
<7> CPANtorrent!
<8> thanks BinGOs
<0> h8 torrent
<2> oh it's Content-Location
<0> sooo slow
<4> alexp: well CPAN modules are pretty darn small.... breaking them up into pieces would be pretty pointless
<6> I have it set up on one of meh servers at work, with a cron job that refreshes it every 6 hours.
<7> ides: But CPAN itself is pretty huge.
<2> nope, doesn't work
<8> BinGOs: i think i'll do the same thing, thank you
<6> :)
<8> i have perl.se so i guess i could put a swedish mirror there
<4> alexp: yeah, but you don't tend to download it all at once ;)
<6> we're firewalled and stuff at work so it was easier to allow one server the necessary access and the others point to the CPAN mirror on that server.
<8> yeah we've done the same thing with postgresql, freebsd and other software packages we often download where i work
<6> ideal if one is working 'offline' but wants to install stuff from CPAN.
<7> ides: Uhm, teh conversation was about setting up CPAN mirrors.
<7> Eww, the SOAP::Lite mailing list is on YahooGroups
<0> yah
<0> ugly
<4> alexp: ah that makes much more sense!
<7> For rapidly changing targets like CPAN, would rsync or bittorrent be a better distribution method? rsync isn't peer-to-peer but I don't know how well bittorrent copes with changes within multi-file torrents.
<4> rsync will win on mirroring things that don't change that much, like CPAN
<9> is there any standard way to strip unprintable characters from a string?
<7> Define "unprintable" :)
<9> like control characters
<10> ChronoWiz: the [:print:] character defines printable characters.
<10> you know enough now. go and regex
<9> thanks Botje
<11> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIU1Ai5pTNI
<6> SFW ?
<10> Yaakov: WHAT IS THAT? GOATS?
<11> Yes, it is safe.
<11> But you might want to watch the volume.
<6> If you work in a brothel that is ?
<11> It isn't quiet.
<5> Youtube and all other similar services that provide no direct non-flash links are annoying. :(
<12> I too work in a brothel.
<12> dabreegster: Agreed, pure64 > youtube
<5> Anything I can't play in mplayer is pure evil.
<13> Yaakov: I'm in the party dorm
<6> sounds kinky
<7> Youtube etc. are starting to require Flash 8, which rules them out for Linux users.
<11> beth: YAY~!
<5> Anything that makes me boot X to open Firefox to view Flash is too much trouble
<6> =[ I thought 'party dorm' was an euphemism
<7> dabreegster: ASCII output? :)
<5> alexp: No, direct links to mplayer-able files
<11> beth: Are you bunking with a cow orker?
<12> Hey what do you guys think of books produced by SAMS?
<5> OH, a joke. Hence the smiley. Pretend I just laughed.
<14> alexp: My feeling is unix/linux/bsd is for work and M$ is for screwing around and/or gaming
<7> dabreegster: But how do you mplayer them without X?
<5> alexp: cvidix video output
<7> kspath: I use Linux for work and for screwing around and gaming.
<5> One of the good things about having a Rage 128 I guess
<7> M$ is for screwing *you*.
<14> alexp: In redmond M$ screws you.
<7> kspath: Everywhere.
<14> alexp: All orifices?
<15> o_O
<7> kspath: Yeah, but not in a good way.
<6> GumbyBRAIN: cow orker goes moo ?
<16> Jinglebells goes to the sixth seal, and, lo, there was hole with a cow orker?
<15> I ate one of those this morning :-/
<14> integral: cow orker?
<15> kspath: A cow orker flavoured "soft bake bar"
<17> anyone know how i could make my page automatically scroll as new post data is received? (i know its not a perl question)
<5> kspath: BOFH term. Or at least they use it
<18> im looking for a utility which can make image from a video file, just one screenshot. is there any serverside solution?
<15> cybertek: ajax! eg digg
<15> sharmeen: ffmpeg?
<17> ajax ?
<17> hmm, php
<13> Yaakov: yes, I am
<11> beth: Cool beans.
<19> Hi beth
<19> Hi merl15
<19> Hi merlyn
<20> hey
<19> merlyn: what's up?
<19> merlyn: how is your OO tutorial progressing?
<21> hi, could anyone give me some pointers regarding doing high performance sockets code with perl ?
<22> if I want to open stdout as another filehandle than STDOUT, will this work: open(HANDLE, ">&0");
<20> Not as fast as I want... as in no time to work on that in the last 48 hours
<23> TPC: perldoc -f open
<3> open. To access this perldoc please type, at a command line, 'perldoc -f open'. You may also find it at http://perldoc.perl.org/functions/open.html
<22> or maybe even this: open(HANDLE, ">STDOUT"); ?
<23> TPC: perldoc perlopentut
<3> perlopentut - Perl open() tutorial. To access this perldoc please type, at a command line, 'perldoc perlopentut'. You may also find it at http://perldoc.perl.org/perlopentut.html
<22> ok
<21> anyone ?
<20> But it's been confirmed that I'll be teaching this on the next PerlWhirl/LinuxLunacy in 2007
<20> I just need to get my collateral materials in to Neil within 10 days
<23> pbelau: what do you mean by "high performance"
<23> ?
<21> PerlJam, well, for starters i want the socket cl***es to stop looking for terminating newlines all the time
<20> the socket cl***es don't do that
<15> pbelau: they don't.
<21> merlyn, they seem to ...
<15> Stop using <>, and use read.
<20> right...
<21> any time i send something a packet is terminated with \n
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