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<0> more or less
<0> I'd rather be a "java engineer" than a "web developer (PHP/MySQL)"
<1> tag_: me too
<2> tag_: spider monkey is the ecmascript lib pulled from mozilla?
<1> tag_: but actually my position at the company i'm working for has changed
<1> tag_: i'm more or less in charge of important things and helping the juniors
<0> kilohurt: Sure.
<0> sili_: growing company?
<2> tag_: is spider monkey stand alone?
<1> tag_: yes
<0> kilohurt: sure.
<0> sili_: public yet?
<1> tag_: nosir
<0> stay there
<1> it might not ever get that big.
<0> why not
<0> is it in their plans to go public?
<1> tag_: maybe, maybe not. but i don't think there's that much profit to be made int he industry
<2> <--- works for a huge *** 90,000 person company
<1> tag_: none mentioned
<0> sili_: find out
<1> kilohurt: mcdonalds?
<2> sili_: no, mcd's probably has more than 90k
<0> mcdonalds has more than 90,000 employees.
<3> no ideas?/
<1> jdv79: what?
<3> reopening STDOUT after calling Proc::Daemon::Init()
<3> i know i could just fork and some other fun but now its getting to me
<0> exit unless fork; # Daemonized
<3> but it looks cooler the other way:)
<0> I think exit unless fork looks pretty cool
<3> thanks so much for your help
<0> no problem!
<0> **** I wish I could figure out how my storage is supposed to work here.
<4> someone have a script that can grab the contents of a pop3 and smtp to an external account on another server
<4> ?
<5> I hate crappily written java apps
<5> actually, I just hate swing in general
<4> that didn't make sense
<4> what i meant was get pop3 messages and forward them elsewhere
<5> webavant, how much you payin :p
<0> aha I found it
<4> heh heh $5 if you can have it done now... i'm cheap
<0> OBJ_SET_SLOT()
<2> webavant: that is pretty damn easy to right
<6> what does this mean; "1 while wait != -1;"
<2> *write
<4> kilo, i know but I only will use it once for about five minutes
<5> kilohurt, but for $5 he'll get it next year.
<2> haha
<4> i found a dorky windows exe that'll do it, but it doesn't send a proper HELO
<2> Shadda: yeah what a prick for only offering to pay $5
<4> it just says "HELO"
<2> webavant: mcdonalds workers make more than $5
<4> kilohurt: I said I was cheap, and I may be, but I"m not a prick
<2> webavant: no saying you'd only pay $5 for script is a PRICK thing to day
<2> *say
<2> no one in here is gonna code you a scrfipt for $5
<3> oh well - screw it - Proc::Daemon isn't my friend anymore
<4> kilohurt: Is it being more of a prick to come in here and ask for help and expect something for nothing or to offer $5? He asked what I was payin', didn't have to ask.
<2> webavant: you might want to add a 0 to that figure to EVEN get a respones heh
<5> heh, I actually have something similar to that written. It is, however, in php :D
<5> not in the face! not in the face!
<2> Shadda: evils
<4> kilohurt: $5... I said it in jest. You laughed. It worked.
<4> <2> haha
<2> webavant: sure but I didn't know you were seriosu
<4> i wasn't... just making conversation... i could write it
<2> oh okay
<2> I thought you were some skillless porn admin or sometihng
<4> but i would rather just download it to kmail and redirect it
<7> GumbyBRAIN: kilohurt is
<8> simcop2387: Is no deficience found; not so is overcome.
<4> heh heh... porn addict maybe, not admin.
<5> GumbyBRAIN, the tides of war are upon us
<8> Shadda: then let us call to synod all the earth.
<5> synod? that like god or something?"
<5> The Megahal guardian(tm)
<5> actually, while we're on the subject, is Net::POP3 still broken?
<5> I haven't used it in quite a while
<2> evening simcop2387 :)
<7> evening
<9> Shadda, are you saying it ever was broken?
<5> Ani-_, I am
<9> Then how come there is no bug report about it on rt.cpan.org?
<5> Elaborate conspiracy, you see.
<10> I want to make a CGI that modifies privileged files on the web server.. and there's no easy way to do it.. I suppose that's a good thing, but it's so frustrating when you want to
<10> suexec requires too much work and defeats the point of the script.. which is to make stuff easy
<11> suexec makes it secure.
<11> secure >>> easy
<10> I disagree
<10> about the subjective part
<10> not the secure part
<10> there's 100 ways to make what I want to do secure.. that type of low level restriction is only one way..
<12> Would someone tell me what is going on with this, it is a bit strange to me..
<10> but I'm too tired to argue.. or even state a good case
<12> s/$PROGRAM_RELEASE[\%\{\?dist\}]/$PROGRAM_RELEASE_NEW[\%\{\?dist\}]/g;
<10> please be more specific
<11> XaXXon: you can always have a setuid helper script ..
<12> All I need to do is replace 5%{?dist} with 6%{?dist}
<10> Botje: can you? I thought setuid didn't work on scripts.. or is that only through apache?
<10> AutOPSY: so what's your problem?
<12> No matter what I do, it sees the %{? } as some regex or something.
<10> because of the brackets
<10> the [ ]
<12> With what is above, it says it's unterminated.
<10> you didn't escape them
<11> XaXXon: with the help of perlsuid, yeah
<12> Hm.
<10> you don't mean that to be a character cl***, right?
<10> Botje: ...reading...
<11> or you create your own setuid root wrapper ..
<10> Botje: yeah, I know how to do it.. I didn't want to write any C, though
<12> s/$PROGRAM_RELEASE\[%{?dist}\]/$PROGRAM_RELEASE_NEW\[%{?dist}\]/g;
<12> Use of uninitialized value in substitution (s///)
<0> this is going to be so rad
<10> the % is trying to be a hash?
<11> why did you stop escaping the %{?dist} ?
<12> I don't know.
<12> Can I not just escape the whole thing, as a set of characters rather than each character?
<10> qx
<10> maybe?
<11> s/$PROGRAM_RELEASE\Q[%\{?dist}]/$PROGRAM_RELEASE_NEW\[%\{?dist}]/
<10> that last thing you did looks like it replaces something with itself?
<11> probably
<11> or you make life easy on yourself ..
<10> AutOPSY: I think you should probably just spend some time with regular expressions
<10> AutOPSY: read a book or something
<10> you're obviously just guessing at this point and it's way over your head
<12> I've got a book open in front of me.
<11> s/$PROGRAM_RELEASE(?=\Q[%\{?dist}])/$PROGRAM_RELEASE_NEW/g
<10> play with simpler ones, then
<10> learn how to replace a number with another number or something.. then build it up slowlyh
<12> I'm not using regexes.
<10> ?
<10> you certainly are
<11> AutOPSY: ehm, yes you are
<12> %{?dist} is a real string.
<10> AutOPSY: now you REALLY need to read a book
<12> No, I AM NOT.
<11> AutOPSY: you're still using regexes.
<10> yes, you are
<11> s/.../../ *TAKES A REGEX*
<10> stop arguing
<10> it makes you look even dumber
<12> Well, I would use sed but sed won't expand variables.
<12> sed -e 's/$VAR/$VAR_NEW/' for instance reads $VAR not what $VAR is.
<11> single quotes. duh
<10> oopsies
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