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<0> cfedde: In an erotic sense?
<1> hubba bubba
<2> cfedde: bad day?
<1> every day is a good day.
<1> \o/
<1> |
<1> / \
<3> hi guys, I am trying to write a backup script that will rotate the backups specified by $x and to do this I think I want to use the DateTime::Event::Recurrence module, however I can't figure out how to use it?? I have "my $set = DateTime::Event::Recurrence->monthly( weeks => 1, days => 7 );" so that I rotate one weekly backup to a monthly backup on the first sunday of every month, but I dont know how to use the variable??
<4> use cron :)
<3> poo on cron :P
<1> this smacks of making an easy problem hard.
<1> see also logrotate
<4> also homework!
<5> speaking of backups - anyone know a backup utility for windows that will backup active directory + IIS info?
<1> dec: it's hopeless.
<5> cfedde :(
<6> dec: backing up AD *COULD* be done by issuing an LDAP query with no specific search parameters
<6> which would dump the whole db
<5> Botje - Nup, AD doesn't dump p***wd info
<6> (at least on openldap, don't know how pissy AD would be about that
<6> not even as the root user?
<6> silly.
<1> I'm not sure why. but Microsoft seems to go out of it's way to make trivial things hard and everything else impossible.
<6> :)
<7> cfedde: thats their goal
<2> cfedde: i think its an ego thing
<2> more of a "their way" issue
<5> Botje - yepo, not even as root/Administrator.
<8> cfedde, i guess you'd take as an example the windows API ?
<8> :)
<5> cfedde - I know. :(
<2> blueberry lambic - wonder if its any good
<9> not even vaguely on-topic, but anyone got a good, free piano soundfont? :)
<1> piano wav files?
<9> sort of like that
<2> like a sample you'd use on a synth?
<9> right
<2> nope:)
<9> well I figured as much ;)
<10> Anyone recommend a good (perl-based) content management system with some sort of moron-access for editing content probably WYSIWYG? (even better, something that publishes static pages rather than runs perl for every request)
<2> there's a bunch
<10> Yeah .. looking for recommendations rather than just a list ..
<2> i've no recent experience, sorry
<1> cms... heh
<1> it'd be cool if Kwiki were a bit easier.
<1> but it depends what you mean by "content management system"
<2> kwiki was cool until he completely demolished it into way too many pieces
<11> gumbybrain: keep on trollin' baby
<12> There's a module and the baby on the browser can know the sound's good cos it's fine on mine.
<11> o_O
<1> jdv79: first he busted it up into little pieces. then he left them to rot.
<11> heh, SIGCHLD... rofl
<11> hilarious new meanings, ftw.
<11> hey Jdv79
<9> GumbyBRAIN: One of these days, I'm going to cut you up into little pieces
<12> I'm in the days of school being today.
<11> yay
<11> hobbs, one of these days...
<2> Daveman: whatup
<9> I found one that's good enough :)
<9> It wasn't free, but it was a $5 "donation"
<5> GumbyBRAIN: have you seen the new X-Men movie?
<12> I didn't even see you in a text file in the movie.
<9> GumbyBRAIN: I was hiding
<12> I was hiding in the long ago when i was able to real all dvds regardless of frequency!
<9> GumbyBRAIN: What about region coding?
<12> They talk about coding in the same about you.
<13> GumbyBRAIN: They talk about be behind my breath.
<12> Puppy breath is the talk-to-the-topic-fascist type of encryption is used in old norse. It doesn't provide a way to be a poe perl process on another list called drhyde a psychopath.
<14> GumbyBRAIN: cube
<13> Exellent.
<12> cube it.
<15> The reaction Michael received to the tape was better than Sydney and Kimberly had hoped. He actually suffered a seizure upon seeing it.
<16> Anyone know of a linux compatable usb webcam
<16> looking for ease of install more than anything else
<17> how can i call some functions i made in a package without having to do something like "operations::union(\@palavrasA,\@palavrasB);"
<18> Insolit: what's wrong with that calling method?
<19> ECarroll_: Are you trying to become a camwhore?
<19> Insolit: perldoc Exporter
<20> Exporter. To access this perldoc please type, at a command line, 'perldoc Exporter'. You may also find it at http://perldoc.perl.org/Exporter.html
<17> thrig: i would prefere just union(...);
<18> you can export and pollute namespace
<17> buu: thank
<17> thrig: pollute?
<18> or use an $object->union call
<17> do you mean it's negative?
<17> or just a way of talking?
<18> use Foo qw(union); use Bar qw(:DEFAULT); # and :DEFAULT brings in union and you have a problem
<19> On the plus side I can go home
<16> buu: yes.
<17> thrig: i see
<17> will that problem be reported?
<18> dunno, don't pollute namespace in my scripts
<18> (well, to the extent I can avoid it)
<2> hallo
<11> :)
<2> i was wondering what navy guys were doing walking around midtown today
<2> then i walked to the river and realized it was fleet week...
<2> the sad thing is i didn't make the connection _until_ i saw the abundance of gray ships and the banners:(
<21> so, when to use for() and when to use foreach()?
<13> bluebeard: Use for always.
<13> for for great justice.
<11> b0at :)
<11> jdv79, haha yeah
<11> jdv79, it's okay to be a little slow ;)
<11> it just means you're an american! :D
<13> foreach is there so we can tell who came from php and have our bucket of insults ready
<13> or something
<11> foreach $b0at (keys %fleet)
<11> :P
<11> I have no ***ociation to php.
<11> so neeners :P
<11> but thanks for keeping the bucket ready :)
<13> It wasn't my php bucket, it was my general-purpose bucket.
<7> for $foo (@bar) { .. } === foreach $foo (@bar) { .. } ?
<13> The one I leave out in the sun so it gets nice and ripe
<21> php has foreach?
<6> immute: yes, for and foreach are identical in function
<21> crazy.
<10> Historically .. why do we have both?
<11> heh
<11> because one predates the other? or for retarded compatibility reasons?
<11> or just BECAUSE.
<11> :P
<10> (semantically I personally use for() for a c-style for and foreach for iterating over a list)
<7> Botje: so foreach ($i=0; $i<$#bar; $i++) { .. } works too?
<11> dude
<10> immute: yes .. they're 100% the same
<11> when you put it in modern context, sure it's the same
<13> And it's 200% more typing
<11> but at least in my mind, most of this modern style bs syntax never existed
<11> plus it's stupid, much of it anyway.
<11> rmah: yarr
<22> grrr
<11> :o
<7> b0at: 133.3% more **
<22> anyone here know much about Catalyst + DBIx::Cl***?
<11> heh
<13> lies, sweet lies, and statistical cakes
<22> I keep getting a "Can't locate object method "search" via package... " error
<21> yea, I've been useing foreach(@list) and for($foo;$bar;$baz)
<21> but now that I know this tidbit!
<11> ****ing baz...
<11> >:o
<10> immute: exactly .. though explain my least favorite advertising claim: "Three times less than other brands" .. wtf does that mean?
<22> and inspecting the code makes me suspect Catalyst::Plugin::Authentication::Store::DBIC isn't setup to use DBIx::Cl*** schemas yet
<22> which is really ****ing annoying
<11> Agreed.
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