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<0> how did you install the module?
<1> morten: what's to understand? Save that in a file and run it.
<2> perl -MCPAN -e 'shell'
<3> <input type="text" name="suffix"> Makes $ARGS{suffix} = ARRAY(0x867e74b0) in the script that the form is submitted to. $ARGS{suffix}[0] is what is actually entered in the text filed.
<4> But very little of the gumbybrain.
<2> and then install Mail::Spam******in
<3> Other text fields don't suffer from this problem
<0> so start up that shell again and try 'delete Mail::Spam******in"
<0> ' even
<5> ***uming delete works.
<0> delete, remove I forget what it is
<1> GumbyBRAIN: Breaking the darkness waking the grapevine
<4> Please to be waking up to the other #perl channels, and other linux apps, will work for the organ.
<2> hardlined: delete didn't work
<0> what does it say
<2> and remove didn't work
<6> It is easier to just leave it there...
<0> uninstall?
<2> unknown command etc etc
<5> if it doesn't cut and paste that script to a file on your machine. name it something like remmod.pl, then invoke it as "perl remmod.pl Mail::Spam******in"
<2> not uninstall either, hardlined
<2> i'll try saving that script
<5> hoorah.
<1> GumbyBRAIN: There is no other day
<4> No to the empty angle bracket operator <> when you are referring to the other is.
<7> are ->signal delivered 1 for 1?
<7> or do they collapse like ->delay?
<5> okay, which other IRC replies ( apart from RPL_NAMES ) split over multiple lines when the output is longer than 510 chars ?
<2> oh, that had some effect, BinGOs
<2> lots of files deleted. carnage! mayhem!
<5> yay.
<5> *kerpow*
<2> it was grand
<2> is it safe to install from apt-get now?
<2> anyone care to take a guess if it's safe or not?
<5> I have no experience with that package manager I'm afraid.
<5> I would guess so.
<0> what do you mean is it safe?
<2> what do you use?
<2> hardlined - would i be overwriting something, or otherwise causing bad things to happen, or is the perl module completely gone?
<7> does it contain dioxins and carcinogens?
<5> Personally, I use cpan for my perl module installing requirements. Well CPANPLUS actually.
<2> meaning you install everything via CPAN?
<0> yeah I use cpan for all things perl related, but for other things apt get works fine
<5> on the myriad of platforms that I have to administrate.
<2> how does that work out with dependencies, hardlined?
<2> won't it give apt-get a fit?
<8> what are you guys using for perl web frameworks now adays?
<0> I've never used apt-get for perl related stuff, so I'm not sure. But I wouldn't worry about it too much. Are you using this for something mission critical?
<5> I hear good things about catalyst, but I have never used a web framework, so couldn't possibly comment.
<2> hardlined: just weeding out cock enhancement emails, really
<2> they make me feel inferior
<5> one's cock can never be too enhanced.
<9> one can never say too little about one's cock
<2> and there's also the sorority stalking me
<2> they seem desperate for my "big hard cock"
<2> apparantly, they want it "right now"
<0> then blocking the cock enhancements won't help you with the sorority
<2> i've actually grown rather fond of the sorority. i might not block them after all.
<2> but the enhancement emails have to go.
<0> Run that script BinGOs gave you, then try apt-getting the module
<2> i did. both.
<0> you shouldn't have any dependency problems
<2> we'll see how it works out.
<10> ok ok
<11> GumbyBRAIN: serious business
<4> i said the other bidders will shy away from them quite often which is out of business.
<10> TRUE STORY, happened right now: my coworker asked me how to turn off beeps, i said "RTFM" ... he typed a little, then said "it didn't work"
<10> he put rtfm in the terminal
<12> what's wrong with the following search/replace? I'm trying to convert a query from a perl-dbi query using placeholders into equivalent text for the mysql-client: while($q =~ s/(\?)/(sprintf "'%s'", shift(@place))/ge;) { ;}
<9> sili: not surprising
<10> man foo
<10> see arubin
<10> ?
<9> if I tell them to type "perldoc -f blah" they will type "perl doc..."
<9> that is how little they know
<9> one of my coworkers checked in code that used an undefined "quit" subroutine
<13> tomas-: why are you replacing the placeholders manually?
<9> remembering basic Perl syntax is hard when you use it everyday for years
<10> hahaha
<12> Botje, because i need to somehow convert the string used in a debugging output of perl-dbi to something I can manually run in the mysql client, i dont know how to otherwise do it
<10> lucky arubin-
<12> maybe there's a way I can get the completed query with the placeholders substituted printed out from perl instead?
<9> sili: we are hiring if you'd like to be lucky as well
<13> $q =~ s/\?/$dbh->quote(shift(@place))ge
<13> $q =~ s/\?/$dbh->quote(shift(@place))/ge
<13> even.
<13> but that's just a crude approximation.
<10> arubin-: pay me 70k?
<13> the whole point of prepare/execute is that the query just gets sent as-is
<9> sili: it's possible
<13> en you supply the parameters afterwards
<10> mmmm... 10k more is nice
<12> Botje, any idea if i can use placeholders and parameters with the mysql client, then?
<9> sili: how does your resume look? they only consider out of state applicants with impressive resumes
<12> Botje, the command-line client i mean
<10> arubin-: not very impressive. i've only been datawarehousing for the past 2.3 years with weird experience before that
<12> Botje, i know i should use $dbh->quote(), but why does my sprintf fail?
<10> arubin-: define impressive
<9> sili: well, we get too many resumes from people who did a little Perl at some point
<13> you don't want to keep replacing the ?s
<13> just once is enough
<9> we want someone with a strong understanding of Perl
<10> arubin-: oh i got that
<9> perferrably someone with OO and socket experience
<10> arubin-: i read Learn Perl in 24 Hours, i'm definitely expart
<9> sili: you should put that on your resume
<10> hahahaaha
<10> my resume headline
<10> "o0o0, this guy's an expart"
<14> SILI: CERTAFIED PEARL EXPART
<10> yes...
<10> arubin-: sounds like you guys do real work there
<9> http://jobs.perl.org/job/4144
<10> il! that means i'll be closer to buu :/
<9> not too close though
<9> plus he never leaves his cave
<9> I think he is afraid to meet me
<10> ***0r!
<10> arubin-: eh, i'm probably qualified
<10> but moving is ftl.
<1> arubin-: whowhat?
<9> hobbs: how is Chicago treating you?
<10> hobbs is a mounty.
<1> arubin-: not bad
<9> how is buu treating you?
<10> he's not touching you in places only your daddy can touch you, right?
<1> no problems :)
<15> hey guys, i have the following string, "dn: cn=NAME LASTNAME, o=ORGANIZATION" now i want to grab just the NAME and LASTNAME i figured /^dn: cn=(.+),/ would do the trick, but it still grabs the entire rest of the line, what am I missing?
<9> now you can answer something I really want to know
<9> does buu ever do... anything?
<9> I mean outside the house
<12> Botje, thanks
<1> not that I've noticed
<10> haha
<10> roflskates!
<16> dizzutch: what does .+ mean?
<9> so there is no chance to get buu to go out drinking?
<10> he's underage
<10> hobbs is too.
<9> oh
<13> dizzutch: perl does greedy matches by default. use .+?
<10> me, too! wtf!
<15> Paladin: one of more
<15> Botje: i am using .+
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