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<0> jferrero: Do you want the bot?
<1> its not a dir ... thats just the var name .. sorry fo rthe cinfusion
<1> s/cinfusion/confusion/
<2> there's some good stuff in File:: for manipulating files
<1> $user_dir="\\domain.com\NETLOGON\scripts\$username.txt"
<2> like File::Path with rmtree
<1> this is terrible ... i wanted this to be easy ! lol
<3> kword crashed
<3> not surprised
<4> generalhan: that's broken to start with
<4> eval: "\\domain.com\NETLOGON\scripts\$username.txt"
<5> hobbs: Error: Missing braces on \N{} at (eval 149) line 15, within string
<1> hobbs: funny you should mention that
<1> here is my issur
<1> http://generalhan.pastebin.ca/84356
<5> The paste 84356 has been copied to http://erxz.com/pb/2007
<1> i have it set up a LONG way that im trying to correct
<6> dkr: nope already tried that.
<7> generalhan: your variable names should not be lying about what they contain
<4> generalhan: double your backslashes
<1> dkr: it didnt start out as a lie ... the way i set it up the first time was right ... but it was 'broken' so i had to make 2 more vars
<1> hobbs: $user_file="\\\\domain\\f\\profiles\\logons\\$username" = "\\domain\f\profiles\logons\$username" ????
<4> generalhan: I'll just pretend that made any sense
<1> haha
<1> thanks !
<1> you say double up so are you saying that if i want \\ that i need to put in \\\\ in the definition
<4> yes
<1> ok so what i just printed made SOME sense
<4> if you're using double quotes
<1> ok let me fix that right now ... then ill work on the deleting
<7> '\\domain\f\profiles\logons\' . $username; would be easier on the eyes
<1> dkr
<0> dkr: More backslashes I think
<1> dkr: hmm i dont know about the .'s and ,'s yet ... im touching perl for the first time !
<0> eval: '\\'
<5> buu: \
<0> eval: '\\foo'
<5> buu: \foo
<1> so .... '\\\domain\\f\\profiles\\logons\\' . $username; ?
<1> eval: '\\\domain\\f\\profiles\\logons\\'
<5> generalhan: \\domain\f\profiles\logons\
<1> sweet
<1> good 'ole bots !
<7> hrm, think I am qoncfusing myself working on command line, :)
<1> dkr: great and if YOU are confused ... i should just give up now ! lol
<8> i wonder if it would be easier to use something like / and substitute the backslashes later :)
<9> im trying to configure cpan after a long hiatus -but it keeps hanging when it tries to connect to anything - so i'm trying to run o conf init - and resest the server locations - but it hangs before i can do that - and it asks Got another SIGINTCPAN.pm needs at least one URL where it can fetch CPAN files from
<0> paragonc: manually modify CPAN::Config
<7> so even though perldoc perlop says '' does not interpolate, it does interpolate \\
<5> Type 'perldoc perlop' in your shell or go to http://perldoc.perl.org/perlop.html
<7> I forgot about that
<7> and \', but not \n, so it only interpolates \\ and \' inside ''?
<1> ok guys step one completed $user_file='\\\domain\\f\\profiles\\logons\\' . "$userlogin.txt"; worked perfectly thank you !
<10> Ok. I'm misunderstanding something. With PPI a PPI::Statement::Package does not contain the code between the package statement and the next package or eof?
<10> rather how do I refer to the code in the package?
<11> Is there an escape function for a string such that it can be used in a regex for a match? Suppose $foo="a.b.c", I want to have $foo2="a\.b\.c" so that if($_ =~ /$foo/) will be true.
<11> I mean, if($_ =~ /$foo2/) is true.
<7> turn off regex special char rpcoessing with \Q
<7> /\Q$foo/
<12> keith80403: also perldoc -f quotemeta
<5> keith80403: Type 'perldoc -f quotemeta' in your shell or go to http://perldoc.perl.org/functions/quotemeta.html
<11> dkr, Thank you, I'll try that
<11> PerlJam, and buubot, I'll check that also, thanks.
<7> buubot: botsnack
<7> so was I right about that? inside single quotes, only \\ and \' are interpolated?
<12> dkr: aye (except for the weird meaning of "interpolated")
<7> "unescaped", I guess
<7> perldoc perlop is a bit unclear about it. it just lists "escape constructs available in constructs that interpolate"
<5> Type 'perldoc perlop' in your shell or go to http://perldoc.perl.org/perlop.html
<13> buu: you about?
<14> Hello, everyone. I'm writing a small perl script with mysql, using the DBI interface. I'm wondering if there is an easier way to do a SELECT query than a while loop. if so, what is it? Also, is there an easy way to parse the output of the $query->fetchrow_array data, since it is separated by spaces?
<7> spaces?
<14> dkr: would an example help?
<15> if its separated by spaces you can split " ", $data;
<16> Quelqu`un, there's the fetchall_* methods
<7> you could just selectall_arrayref, instead of looping through fetchrow_array
<15> well, ***uming its just one space
<12> Quelqu`un: perldoc DBI
<9> when installing DBD::mysql via CPAN - is there a way to specify root p***word ?
<7> selectcol_arrayref() is my favorite for getting one value from lots of rows
<12> paragonc: I don't remember if it's CPAN or CPANPLUS, but at least one of them will ask you if you'd like to use sudo for the install.
<16> paragonc, DBD::mysql has nothing to do with your mysql installation
<14> dkr: It's just one row, many columns.
<14> PerlJam: I'm looking through it right now. thanks, didn't think about that
<17> "paragon" at 68.7.229.90 pasted "CPAN Errror" (7 lines, 323B) at http://sial.org/pbot/18301
<9> cpan gave me the error linked above at the end of install DBD::mysql
<12> paragonc: you can always build it to the point of "make test" then type "look DBD::mysql" at the cpan prompt and "su -c 'make install'
<7> Quellism: my ($first_field_val, $second_field_val) = $sth->fetchrow_array(); might be useful
<1> dkr: ok .. the DEL is still not working prperly ... can you take a look ... maybe there is a MUCH easier way to do this anyhow:: http://generalhan.pastebin.ca/84379
<5> The paste 84379 has been copied to http://erxz.com/pb/2008
<7> generalhan: didn't someone reocmmend usnig unlink?
<14> dkr: That looks perfect...thank you very much!
<1> dkr: in the notes for unlink it says that it wont work if the user is not a superuser .. i asked if it was aproblem that this person IS NOT a superuser and i dont remember getting a response
<7> generalhan: you are using windows... no such thing as superuser...
<4> generalhan: the message means what it says
<17> "paragonc" at 68.7.229.90 pasted "Why does it ask for these if it has nothing to do with MySQL ???" (14 lines, 597B) at http://sial.org/pbot/18302
<7> generalhan: read it mroe carefully, it says it won't delete *directories*
<7> ...unless superuser
<1> gotcha
<7> programmers aren't allowed to skim, :)
<15> if i remember correctly you have to use perl with some -U option for that to work too
<1> so if i s/system("DEL $user_file");/unlink $user_file/ i should be set ?
<1> samu2: unless you are superuser and the -U flag is supplied to Perl
<7> well, you might have too many escapes now
<1> hmm
<15> oh you meant the substitution not as actual code...
<1> lol
<1> yea
<7> yeah, he was metacoding, :)
<17> "Chris62vw" at 69.34.101.137 pasted "Joke (no perl)" (23 lines, 923B) at http://sial.org/pbot/18303
<7> blonde jokes are so 80s
<1> haha
<7> I guess it is the least politically incorrect group to target, though, :)
<7> when I was kid, all the jokes about dumbness targetted polacks/poles for some strange reason
<18> swoot!
<1> dkr: its a phase
<7> hrm, when I was a kid I went to a private catholic school, though, mayeb it had soemthing to do with italain/irish animosity towards poles
<1> maybe blondes are coming back ! haha
<13> buu: prodded BL lately?
<7> generalhan: how can you tell, though, most of them are dyed. :)
<1> haha
<1> dkr & hobbs: thanks for the help on my scripts ... the unlink worked prefectly
<18> haha
<1> all of this just because my stupid users cant understand me when i tell them NOT TO LOG ON TWICE.
<18> so, don't let them?
<1> Daveman: thats what the scripts are for
<7> "Your account is currently in use from a differnt location. A hacker could be using your account!!!11!!11ONE!!!11"
<1> haha
<7> that will scare them straight
<19> Not a hacker. Terrorist.
<20> w0rd
<21> Hello
<20> nuckaaaaaaaaa
<21> do you guys do web based perl in here?
<20> nah
<12> heh "web based perl"
<21> cgi
<20> web based perl doesn't exist
<12> I think you mean perl based web
<20> I usually do my CGI apps in C.
<20> I wasn't actually do
<20> err
<20> I wasn't actually joking
<21> I'm just trying to figure out why this get() function keeps failing
<19> tag: It was 50/50.
<19> I opted for the snark.
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