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<0> GumbyBRAIN: SHUT UP OMG GO HOME
<0> oh well.
<1> heh
<2> Yaakov: We'll find oput.
<2> Daveman: Where did you use the potty to kill me and strengthened with his presence.
<2> sili: use gumbybrain::potty.
<2> dec: I use the potty to kill everyone all at once, and as the noblest order of labia.
<3> *choke*
<4> GumbyBRAIN: hobbs
<2> iank: Away - away - 'mid seas of rays actually fall upon my ear -- and in those quarters, and said to hobbs too.
<3> GumbyBRAIN: karma
<2> hobbs: Perlbot, karma input.
<3> perlbot, karma input
<5> input doesn't have any karma
<1> holy omgwtflag
<1> perlbot karma stderr
<5> stderr doesn't have any karma
<3> it's cleared up now. And it was probably Freenode to start with ;)
<1> aww
<1> hobbs: haha probably :P
<3> stderr+
<3> stderr++
<1> :)
<1> perlbot karma fprintf
<5> fprintf doesn't have any karma
<1> perlbot karma hobbs
<5> Karma for hobbs: 40
<1> hooray!
<1> perlbot karma japhy
<5> Karma for japhy: 38
<1> huhu
<6> hobbs: That RAM is running completely cool.
<3> Yaakov: cool
<6> Yes.
<3> yeah, PC133 shouldn't be getting especially hot
<3> even though it was based on a higher voltage standard
<7> perlbot karma GumbyBRAIN
<5> Karma for GumbyBRAIN: 10
<3> GumbyBRAIN: GumbyBRAIN++
<7> perlbot karma dec
<5> dec doesn't have any karma
<2> hobbs: sdakota is slow.
<4> perlbot karma perlbot
<5> Karma for perlbot: 6
<4> :O
<7> I'm karmaless :(
<3> dec: the universe doesn't care about you
<8> karma is overrated
<8> unless...
<3> perlbot karma buu
<5> Karma for buu: 282
<8> perlbot karma zshzn
<5> zshzn doesn't have any karma
<8> yes, definitely overrated
<7> hobbs - I know :(
<4> How can buu have more karma than GumbyBRAIN?
<9> perlbot karma _0xfa_
<5> _0xfa_ doesn't have any karma
<4> GumbyBRAIN is clearly smarter.
<2> iank: no one is smarter?
<4> stfu GumbyBRAIN
<8> haha
<9> :,(
<8> <3 GumbyBRAIN
<1> :D
<1> Hi Khisanth
<7> GumbyBRAIN++
<2> dec: Bah, steinbeck is popularist.
<1> o.O
<1> (GumbyBRAIN) : Ill nick my girlfriends money :d.
<1> hahaha
<1> he's so great
<10> it booted up okay?
<10> mistell
<11> is using @ARGV to avoid opening files clever?
<3> linuxnohow: yes, but keep in mind that "clever" is frequently a bad thing :)
<11> my @ARGV = </whatver/*>;
<11> k
<12> or just sub cat { local (@ARGV, $/) = @_; scalar <> }
<11> neat
<11> that's pretty clever
<12> <- clever
<12> <- zomg
<12> sub cat { local @ARGV = @_; wantarray ? <> : do { local $/; scalar <> } }
<3> eh
<13> Yay!
<3> buu: so explain this email to me dammit
<13> Um
<14> how can i exec a shell script?
<13> NFI. The person who actually ordered them isn't here today.
<13> dogmeat: system, qx, etc
<14> thanks
<13> hobbs: But I've got a print out of the damned receipt, so they are ordered.
<3> buu: okay
<3> The lasers are in the lab / The old man is dressed in white clothes
<3> Everyody says he's mad / No one knows the things that he knows
<15> hey, why would a .pl script run fine with perl filename.pl and a script that was exaclty the same, with the same mod settings and user and gourp, give me a "Permission denied"
<15> error?
<6> The software that is bundled with this ATI card is BUTT UGLY.
<16> ironpig: is it +x ?
<15> yah
<16> If you want to run it on its own, it needs +x
<16> Hrm... does it have the shebang line?
<15> -r-xr-xr-x
<15> this: #!/usr/local/bin/perl ?
<16> If that's where your perl is, yes
<15> yep
<16> Does it have a UNIX linebreak in the first line?
<15> I can't figure it out...
<16> It's a really subtle point, but I know Linux doesn't like DOS line endings
<15> hmm let me see
<16> file script.pl
<16> It might say. Failing that, I know vim says in the ruler when you load it
<17> LeoNerd: Are you refering to <LF><CR> ?
<15> nah, I think its ok, I'm looking at it in VIM, I think it would show it.
<16> <CR><LF>, but yes
<16> Well, vim will automatically convert it, and say [converted] in the ruler
<3> ironpig: it shows [dos] in the ruler when you load it, and then _doesn't_ show it afterwards
<16> (at least, a properly set-up vim would)
<3> LeoNerd: [converted] is for charset upgrades :)
<15> yah, nothings there
<17> ironpig: Can you editor show all invisible chars?
<16> Hmm... Then it is probably fine in that regard
<15> the perl script was copied from a Freebsd box to a Freebsd box, if that matters.
<16> Well, FreeBSD would use UNIX endings too, so that's alright
<15> is there a basic script I could run besides the ones I have made, like a test script that should not fail?
<17> ironpig: whereis perl ; which perl; locate perl ; ls -la /usr/local/bin/perl; ls -la /usr/bin/perl
<16> Well, you could write the trivial simple: #!/usr/local/bin/perl \n print "This is OK\n";
<16> Then chmod +x that and try it
<3> #!/usr/local/bin/perl (newline) print "Hello, world!\n";
<18> or just #!/usr/local/bin/perl
<18> if it doesn't error, it works
<19> or #!/usr/bin/env perl
<15> let me try this..
<15> ah ha!
<15> its working... Its the fact that its trying to write to file... I need to make sure it has +w on the file being written to.
<15> I think.
<15> :p
<15> yep, works, thanks all :)
<17> ironpig: Wow, I am impressed. Usually new people try to make everything 777 or 775 or some such rather than being restrictive.
<15> I use FreeBSD, I care about security. And, I'm definitely new still. :p
<13> Oh noes!
<17> ironpig: You might be surprised that I might know far less about many things than you do.
<17> After typing that I realize that perhaps you would not.
<15> nah, you know perl... I know how to rig things together, thats about it.
<17> ironpig: You are ***uming I know perl. Maybe I am a big idiot that just hangs out.
<17> ironpig: Only the people that do perl everyday come close to knowing a piece of perl. The people that develop perl learn new things fairly often. You would be surprised.
<17> ironpig: Sometimes perl does them.
<20> sigh.
<20> programming so dumb.
<9> "programming"? what`s this? :|
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