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<0> Botje, hmm is that CLI based? after all this would have to run on its own, I cant walk around 300 odd machines at boot time lol
<1> hobbs: IT STILL BROKENZ!
<2> EvanCarroll - READ ME
<3> EvanCarroll: yeah, that part is also wrong ;)
<2> @x{@y} not @x->{@y}
<4> prism: dunno, i'm not a windows person
<1> hrm
<0> Botje, unfortunatly nor am I :(
<1> eval: $_=[{foo=>1=>bar=>2},qaz=>q/qaaz/]; print @_{qw/foo bar/}
<5> EvanCarroll: Return: 1
<3> prism: yes, you can do CLI rsync over CLI ssh :)
<2> NO NO NO
<2> dammit
<2> pay attention
<1> wtf now.
<2> @FOO{@BAR} is a hash slice
<2> FOO here is $_ for you
<1> right.
<1> got it.
<2> you left out the $
<1> eval: $_=[{foo=>1=>bar=>2},qaz=>q/qaaz/]; print @$_{qw/foo bar/}
<5> EvanCarroll: qazqaazReturn: 1
<1> AHAHH
<1> ding ding
<1> merlyn for the win.
<0> hobbs, the clients are winxp, even though im a BSD guy (which most of the servers are) the clients are still winxp, when they first startup they register with the PDC, and the PDC can force them to run a startup vbs or bat. was hoping to get something done over that :D
<1> So you can still slice pseudo hashes.
<2> EvanCarroll - you remind me of a little gerbil. running off very fast in the wrong directions a lot.
<3> prism: sure
<1> so why would you remove them, they are so pretty.
<2> EvanCarroll - AGAIN I SAY - THEY SLOW EVERYTHING DOWN
<1> merlyn: I'm honored.
<3> EvanCarroll: because they're replaced by something less useless :)
<2> when they are removed, EVERYTHING WILL GO THE SPEED OF PSEUDOHASHES NOW
<4> yay
<2> dammit
<2> listen
<1> It isn't about speed merlyn
<2> yes it is
<1> Stop being so bloddy insensitive.
<2> hashes are used for *everything*
<1> bloody
<2> there's no non-trivial perl program that doesn't use hashes
<2> and it's like about a 10-15% win!
<0> night all :)
<6> I'm trying to install Data::Hexdumper with CPAN but it can't get this ftp://ftp.gwdg.de/pub/languages/perl/CPAN/authors/01mailrc.txt.gz anyhow..
<1> I only code with arrays, and splice makes things faster.
<6> what should i do?
<2> you might need a new CPAN mirror
<2> "o conf init"
<4> hawking: export FTP_P***IVE=1
<4> hawking: then try again.
<1> I'm thinking Botje is right
<2> naah - use an HTTP mirror. :)
<2> ftp is your father's protocl.
<6> Botje: k
<1> HTTP is for downloading porn not perl.
<2> see http://mirrors.playboy.com/CPAN/ :)
<3> merlyn: actually that one seems to have problems lately
<7> I thought torrents were for getting porn
<2> Yeah, I know.
<2> torrents are for TV shows
<2> Yeah - 12.4 days down, says the mirmon
<2> I wonder what's broked.
<4> somebody slipped over a suspicious puddle.
<1> the geek that ran it probably got replaced with an intellectually superior MCSD
<6> Botje: that seems to work thanks
<8> For web development, must perl be executed as cgi, even with mod_perl on apache?
<2> Huh?
<9> lol
<2> mod_perl is scripting apache using Perl
<9> someone didn't read anything about mod_perl ;)
<2> CGI is firing off child processes to run arbitrary commands in response to URLs
<2> they are like talking about apples and bicycles. :)
<8> Sorry, I ***umed it worked like the php module.
<2> mod_perl *can* provide content
<2> but that's just a small part of what it does
<2> mod_php is mostly content-phase
<2> unless they added something new while I wasn't looking
<4> does it do anything BESIDES content-phase?
<2> mod_perl has access to all 12 phases
<8> The content-phase is what I'm concerned with...
<8> There's another 11? Why?
<2> in that respect, mod_php, mod_perl, and mod_cgi are all at least content providers, yes.
<2> but of the three, mod_perl is a lot more sophisticated.
<4> http://perl.apache.org/start/index.html
<4> to answer the "what is mod_perl" question.
<2> for example, a mod_perl trans handler can act like mod_rewrite
<2> keeping you from having to deal with mod_rewrite's HORRENDOUS syntax and limitations.
<2> in fact, nearly every mod_MUMBLE out there can be emulated with mod_perl. :)
<8> Mod_jk included?
<2> not sure what jk does
<3> freeone3000: if you wanted to be insane, sure
<8> Java.
<2> Ahh. Yeah, that's probably a bit harder
<4> Inline::Java! :p
<2> I'm thinking more of the things like database auth, cookie logging, etc etc
<4> freeone3000: I use mod_perl to rewrite http://foo.bar.com => http://bar.com/foo
<8> Now... that would be useful.
<2> right - think mod_rewrite on steroids
<8> Cool...
<4> I also used it to implement URL cloaking
<2> but legal. :)
<4> 30 lines of perl, i believe
<2> "cloaking"
<4> s/of perl// extraneous info
<4> merlyn: yes, the kind where you silently rewrite http://domain.com to http://geocities.com/someperson
<4> but the url stays the same at the browser side
<2> ahh - messing up all relative URLs.:)
<4> not really
<2> and you have to be careful that URLs don't leak in error messages
<2> or self-referential CGI scripts
<4> you simply write a Real Tiny(tm) frames-page
<4> that sources the proper url
<2> Really Tiny$,1ub
<10> my upload script is malfunctioning - can someone take a look http://pastebin.com/738087
<2> "upload script"
<4> you can't _OWN_ scripts, man
<11> Hi :) I'd like to know how I could extract minutes and seconds from a string like "12:45" (So it returns 12 or 45)
<2> but you can PWN them!
<8> "For those wishing to send their own headers, use the $r->***backwards method."
<2> paleo - a million ways
<8> Paleo: Regex.
<10> what's going on with that code though
<2> another person SPLITTING ON COLON
<2> what is this, a cl***room ***ignment?
<10> yeh
<4> qt4x11: what's line 18 supposed to do?
<4> it doesn't alter $filename
<2> ah yes, getting close to the end of the semester
<10> strip and remove path from filename
<4> how?
<10> oh yeh
<4> it only matches.
<4> use File::BaseName or somesuch
<4> it's more portable *AND* more secure
<2> use File::Basename qw(basename)
<2> my $stripped = basename($original);
<10> what about this code http://pastebin.com/738097
<10> i don't know if i'll hae that module on the server this is going on
<2> Ugh
<2> don't use $2 without testing the success of the match
<2> bad bad coding
<4> qt4x11: just use File::Basename already. ew.
<10> i got this off a website
<10> k
<12> I call new(..) and for some reason my script crashes.. is there a way to gracefully exit?
<2> Then go there to get support
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