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    Adding cpp to DSL

    The Story: I recently aquired an old laptop that has no networking support; however, I can mount my iPod as a hard drive, so it's possible to transfer files I download on a different computer. I...
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    What you really want is a hash of arrays. my...

    What you really want is a hash of arrays.


    my %emails;

    # you don't need to initialize these,
    # but I thought I would to show you
    # that each element in the hash is
    # an anonymous array
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    Perl6 "She sells sea shells by the sea...

    Perl6



    "She sells sea shells by the sea shore".split.sort.say;

    ## disregard case
    "She sells sea shells by the sea shore".split.map:{ lc $_ }.sort.say;
    # or
    "She sells sea shells by the...
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    Alright, here's what I came up with. It's a...

    Alright, here's what I came up with. It's a standard filter program, so it takes in STDIN, and outputs to STDOUT. (Good for piping, ya know, and shouldn't all Linux programs be good for piping?). ...
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    this shouldn't be too tough

    what do your comment blocks look like? and what to doxygen blocks look like? i doubt it would be too hard to whip up a script for this.
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    i support this idea too! but maybe just so my...

    i support this idea too! but maybe just so my script to get the newest threads would be simpler...
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    i woud have to disagree with this. i use a...

    i woud have to disagree with this. i use a openbsd box between my network connection and my windows computer. i have my range set to start at .32, but i give my xp computer an address of .2. it...
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    yep, it's certainly possible. you want to use...

    yep, it's certainly possible. you want to use pointers, which it looks like you are doing.

    you're gonna want to look into memory allocation, so do a man on 'malloc'.

    i have a source file on a...
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    perl?

    do you have perl on your system? would you be opposed to a perl solution?

    i thought about it for a bit, and i can't think of a sed solution (although there probably is one), but if you aren't...
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    it would help if you would post your code in [...

    it would help if you would post your code in [ CODE] brackets.

    Do it like this



    perl script
    that obeys indenting and formatting convention
    [/CODE ]
  11. Thread: List of Files

    by bryan.6
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    look into the -exec option in find, you may be...

    look into the -exec option in find, you may be able to use echo, possibly with some sort of sed statement as well.
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    Poll: haha, one of the best things i've read all day!

    haha, one of the best things i've read all day!
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    what's your intranet?

    is this intranet a website that's only accessible from inside the lan? or is it a list of services like http, ftp, smb shares... what are you going for here? also, where's it going to be? one...
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    does kill -3 return after the dump is finished? ...

    does kill -3 return after the dump is finished? if it does, how about just rearranging the function calls like this...

    xmessage -center " This box will reboot when java has finished taking a dump...
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    nope, not sir bill

    not to be a stickler, but according to this paragraph:

    mr. gates won't be "sir bill"

    (i guess there goes my goal of becoming a sir)
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    Re: Firefox

    what?

    i'm talking about a openbox/blackbox/fluxbox like shell
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    anybody know of a *box that REPLACES the explorer...

    anybody know of a *box that REPLACES the explorer shell? i used xoblite once, but that seems to run on top of the explorer desktop shell. i think that would be worth porting, because it is...
  18. Thread: Winik is cool

    by bryan.6
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    floating squares drove me nuts... i couldn't even...

    floating squares drove me nuts... i couldn't even finish reading the introduction. i wonder how much annoying crap they have in the distro!
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    run command on ftp logout

    say there is somebody logged into my ftp, uploading and downloading files and such. once they finish there session and log off, i want to run a program. is there a way i can do this? i know...
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    perl: Image::Magick problem

    I want to use ImageMagick in a perl script, so I installed ImageMagick and the perl module via OpenBSD's ports system. These are the installed packages:
    ImageMagick-5.2.9p1
    p5-PerlMagick-5.2.9
    ...
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    this is not an answer, just a thought. imagine...

    this is not an answer, just a thought.

    imagine there is a function that gives you the ip address... wouldn't there need to be an interface as an input to this imaginary function, because different...
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    you're using the variable $web_box1 and...

    you're using the variable $web_box1 and $web_box2... can i ask what those are? then i assume $web_box1_intIP are my internal addresses.

    you probably figured this out, but i'm going to make it...
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    pf, nat, and hostname

    i'm using pf for nat on an openbsd box. i only have one ip address, but i have multiple computers. i was wondering if it is possible to redirect packets based on the hostname they are SENT to.
    i...
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    Add this line to the bottom of...

    Add this line to the bottom of /etc/ssh/sshd_config:

    DenyUsers root
    Does what it says it does, doesn't allow root to log in to the ssh.
  25. i think if you make a column of type 'TIMESTAMP',...

    i think if you make a column of type 'TIMESTAMP', then don't send any information when you insert/update it, then it will use the current time. so if you had a table that was t_id, t_name,...
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