2008/3/4-7 [Computer/Networking, Computer/SW/Languages/Perl] UID:49324 Activity:moderate | 3/4 Does anybody have some code or know of a program that will take a
network/mask and return the list of address in that CIDR block?
e.g. "iplist 10.10.10.0/24" and return 10.10.10.0 ... 10.10.10.255
[I have a way to do this, but it involves distributing a large
amount of code, which is kind of a hassle. Looking for something
lightweight and either standard or easdy to rpm/port/yum install.]
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2007/9/10 [Computer/SW/Languages/Perl] UID:47986 Activity:low | 9/10 Hi. I'm running a package based linux distro. Should
I install perl CPAN modules through the provided packages,
or through sudo cpan> install modulename etc ?
Opinions?
\_ Depends on the package system you're using, you may have to
deal with both. I had an experience where I installed via
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2007/8/7-13 [Computer/SW/Languages/Perl, Computer/SW/Unix] UID:47555 Activity:nil | 8/7 I'm trying to figure out whether it's possible for get wget to
authenticate to a web page protected by a login form ('post'
method to send username/pass, and cookies.) Cookies don't seem
to be the problem, with --save-cookies and --keep-session-cookies
but getting the username/password submitted isn't doing it. On
this particular page, getting to a link, let's say 'example.aspx',
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2005/9/2-3 [Computer/SW/Languages/Perl] UID:39466 Activity:nil | 9/2 Hey motd I used to have perl w/DBI 1.42 & DBD 2.9003. After
upgrading Perl, DBI 1.48, & DBD 3.0002_1 I'm seeing something
really weird. The following used to work:
$dbh=$DBI->prepare("INSERT INTO data VALUES(\?)");
for ($i=0; $i<10; $i++) {
if (!$dbh->execute($i)) {
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2005/8/31 [Computer/SW/Languages/Perl] UID:39376 Activity:nil | 8/31 Looking for an XML parser for Perl, preferably one that
doesn't require installation (something already built in).
If it's not already built in, I prefer something that doesn't
require C compilation, and that I can just stick the *.pm
to use. I'm looking for portability, not performance. Thanks.
\_ What's wrong with using CPAN?
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2004/4/10-12 [Computer/SW/Languages/Perl] UID:13128 Activity:nil | 4/10 In perl, how do I get time precise to the milisecond? The CPAN module
requires recompilation and root access to install it, I'm looking for
something more portable. Thanks!
\_ If you need to know the time, there's no portable way to do it
without modules. However, if you just want a sub-second delay,
you can do it with select -- for example, select "", "", "", 0.1;
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2004/4/12 [Computer/SW/Languages/Perl] UID:13154 Activity:nil | 4/12 What's a good perl module (cpan) that strips off all the html
tags and javascript crap? And perhaps be smart enough to strip
off menus and ads? Thanks.
\_ lynx -dump <pagename>
\_ s/<[^>]*>//g
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2004/3/29-30 [Computer/SW/OS/FreeBSD, Computer/SW/OS/OsX] UID:12920 Activity:high | 3/29 I'm installing binaries for both OsX and Linux and I'd like all the
users to have /usr/bin/<files> to be accessible. I thought about
/usr/bin/<files> for generic stuff (like scripts) and
/usr/bin/<platform>/<files> for platform specific things.
What is the correct approach to this?
\_ there are obviously several ways to do this, and "correct" is mostly
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2004/3/30 [Computer/SW/OS/FreeBSD, Computer/SW/OS/OsX] UID:29888 Activity:high | 3/29 I'm installing binaries for both OsX and Linux and I'd like all the
users to have /usr/bin/<files> to be accessible. I thought about
/usr/bin/<files> for generic stuff (like scripts) and
/usr/bin/<platform>/<files> for platform specific things.
What is the correct approach to this?
\_ there are obviously several ways to do this, and "correct" is mostly
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2003/9/9 [Computer/SW/Languages/Perl] UID:10121 Activity:high | 9/8 Any recommendations for a text-based Yahoo instant messanger app
for linux that logs.
\_ Yahoo::Messenger
\_ what do you mean, there isn't a CPAN module by that name.
\_ Sorry, Net::YahooMessenger, but really, you could have
tried searching.
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