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<0> mauke: yeah, all space-type characters ..
<1> ok
<2> Gokee2 - each PoCo-IRC object creates its own internal session...
<3> okay, what about mcedit, how do you guys like that one?
<4> so you don't want it to attach to a terminal.. but want to read the stdout.. maybe you should pipe it
<4> eDhat: never heard of it
<2> Gokee2 - you'll need a new PoCo-IRC object for each server and _one_ 'controlling' Session.
<5> I wrote a small C program that will load any executable in a forked process state... that seems to work but it's not portable
<4> unless it's that editor in midnight commander
<5> Kulrak: the program is ssh... it wants to read p***words from /dev/tty...
<6> dec_, What is a PoCo-IRC object?
<3> Kulrak: i think it is that, i pretty sure
<3> yeah it is
<2> Gokee2 - sorry, short form of POe::COmponent::IRC
<6> ah right
<4> zeeeee: so you trying to set up a tunnel or something? I
<4> eDhat: whatever works for you
<4> whether or not we like your editor is irrelevant if you like it
<5> Kulrak: I'm trying to create a perl program that connects to X amount of remote hosts using a pipe using open ("ssh host cmd |") and then reads/writes them using select.
<7> it's sad that people don't see vim for what it is... ho well
<5> basically a concurrent ssh
<5> I figured out how to do it using a loader
<8> hi
<7> zeeeee IPC::Session may be helpful
<7> i wrote a program with it that connects to X amounts of servers and then lets you run commands "interactively"
<5> cool
<9> how can I get cursoring through command history working in perl debugger with Term::ReadLine?
<5> the problem I was having is that ssh grabs /dev/tty to read a p***word and so the rest of the concurrent connections never authenticate right
<7> it's synchronous though so you have to wait for the first server to finish before it goes to the next
<5> linuxnohow: yeah that won't work
<5> I need asynchronous i/o
<7> zeeeee set up keys so a p***word isn't required
<2> why don't you check out pdsh, linuxnohow
<5> linuxnohow: I can't
<5> linuxnohow: the abillity to do that is beyond my control
<5> i.e. the servers I connect to get reimaged and the keys are lost. Getting the keys put in the image would take a signature from like 20 VPs
<6> dec_, When I call the connect command is disconnects from the last server, how do I keep it from doing this?/
<10> I cannot find my writing utensils
<10> I KNOW I have tons of highlighters, pens, and pencils
<10> they are all missing
<11> man
<10> let this be a lesson to you: do not wait until the 7th month to arrange **** in your apartment.
<11> what happens to @ARGV when when perl is given -n
<11> it's suddenly empty
<11> shouldn't it be perl's arguments/
<10> sparc - it becomes empty at the end.
<6> dec_, Nevermind I think i have it thanks for your help :)
<10> sparc - the -n tells perl to treat @ARGV as files to read
<2> Gokee2 - you have multiple POE::Component::IRC objects, right? You need to post your connect command to the right object, otherwise you'll disconnect the current server =)
<11> do you think there's another way to get at my commandline args?
<10> and it adds a 'while (<>) { ... }' loop around your code
<12> bod: thanks for the "p"
<10> sparc - why are you using -n?
<11> yessah :)
<12> I should be careful about dessert and desert, I guess, after sup{1,2}er.
<2> Gokee2 - I was told the best way to do it is to keep a list/hash of the POE::Component::IRC object's session IDs.
<2> then you can post to the right session easily :)
<11> maybe i should try to copy them to @copy_of_argv in a BEGIN {} ?
<10> I mean, you could do: perl -n 'BEGIN { @args = @ARGV } ...'
<10> yeah
<11> ok
<11> that works
<11> cool
<6> dec_, hmmm
<11> thanks :)
<10> yups
<6> dec_, what makes a new object? is it "my ($irc) = POE::Component::IRC->spawn();"?
<12> zeeeee: if you want to use ssh automatically, check out ssh-keygen and authorized_keys
<2> yes Gokee2. In that case, $irc->ID (I think) is the session ID.
<2> sorry, $irc->session_ID()
<6> dec_, ok thanks
<2> np
<6> dec_, I need to go now but I will play around with it some more when I get back. Thanks again :)
<3> does nedit have syntax highligting?
<2> np Gokee2 - have fun. :)
<7> yes, and nedit ****s
<7> :-D
<3> okay, im sticking with vim then, but i do wish pico had syntax highlighting
<13> In Benchmark, the examples have "use Benchmark qw(:all)" and similar things. What does the "qw" bit do?
<7> eDhat pico single handedly took down my colleges network once
<7> it is also sub-standard
<14> Fructose: perldoc perlop, search "quote-like"
<15> Fructose: perldoc perlop look it up..
<16> The perldoc for perlop is at http://perldoc.perl.org/perlop.html
<3> how??
<14> buu: feature time!
<17> YES
<14> buu: add a cache, don't let it give the same answer twice in... say, a minute. :)
<17> Weird, I just got back.
<12> "Who likes bots that are repetitious." Reminds me of a folks sonlg
<18> also don't respond to perldoc ... in the middle of messages
<3> linuxnohow: how did it take down a network?
<12> arguably, perldoc is fair game anytime.
<14> eDhat: pico really is a piece of crap. And UW's license terms are ****y.
<12> s/sonlg/song/ # http://www.christinelavin.com/00031704snag.html
<14> Khisanth: I've actually come to like it.
<3> okay, is there anyhting other than emacs, and vim/vi that is good?
<12> linuxnohow: pico took down the network?
<14> eDhat: a lot of people like joe
<18> hobbs: bots should not speak unless spoken to :)
<12> If stuck on a M$ LoseDos box, I rather like UltraEdit32.
<19> I've got a mod_perl'd httpd. How can I tell what version of Perl my mod_perl is/was?
<12> "joe" was cool many years ago, and probably still is.
<14> eDhat: also something or other for OSX, but I don't recall the name. So if you're not planning on running OSX I won't go find out ;)
<17> rofl
<17> So that's what killall does!
<12> buu: you were expecting, Ping?
<14> killall -9 -1
<12> hobbs: ouch
<20> I'm making an gtk2-perl app whose main window consists of a bunch of buttons which launch other windows. If I launch a window, close it, then try to launch it again, its not populated with any widgets. What do I need to do to correct this?
<17> Bill_N1VUX: Yes!
<14> Bill_N1VUX: highly useful on occasion :)
<17> perldoc perlref
<16> The perldoc for perlref is at http://perldoc.perl.org/perlref.html
<17> perldoc perlref
<9> how can I get cursoring through command history working in perl debugger with Term::ReadLine?
<3> does joe have syntax highlighting?
<19> lin: I thought it just started working once you install Term::ReadLine?
<14> linolium: if you have Term::ReadLine, it ought to "just work" according to your input config
<12> hobbs: Ok, i'll byte: why would "sudo killall -9 -1" be more useful than "sudo /sbin/reboot now" ?
<19> hobbs: true dat
<14> Bill_N1VUX: without the sudo
<12> buu++
<14> Bill_N1VUX: to murder your entire session :)
<7> dec_ pdsh doesn't maintain a "session" like the program i wrote
<9> hobbs: I went into the perl cpan thing and "install Term::ReadLine"'d, but it's still not doing anything when I press the up or down button
<17> Am I missing any of my bots
<12> ahh, attack the session leader, got it.
<14> linolium: you have to restart the cpan shell :)
<9> wha?
<7> Bill_N1VUX it put in automatic newlines that broke a configuration file
<10> how can I be tired at only 9:30pm?
<14> linolium: it doesn't work instantly. CPAN won't notice you have Term::ReadLine until you start it again :)
<10> perhaps I need to play some xbox live...
<10> that'll wake me up
<9> hobbs: so I just have to start up the cpan shell and close it and it will work?
<12> linuxnohow: oh, autowrap crud in config. got it. Sounds like a net admin used the hammer instead of the screwdriver.
<14> linolium: well, more of the other way around :)
<10> [six hours later] OH MAN I CAN'T STOP PLAYING
<19> I've got a mod_perl'd httpd. How can I tell what version of Perl my mod_perl is/was?
<2> linuxnohow - ah, okay
<7> basically
<9> hobbs: you're confusing me :-/
<3> hobbs: does joe have syntax highlighting?
<7> dec_ although I would like to make mine multi processed
<13> So where can I read up on the :all bit of qw(:all)?
<12> Fructose: :all is defined in the package qw() is p***ed to
<14> eDhat: yes. Though google could have told you the same. :)
<12> or not
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