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    Perl Regex question

    Hey there,

    i have a rather simple (i hope so) problem with matching a line in perl.
    I read in a SVG File and try to match the path line with all of its statements. Such a line looks like this:
    ...
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    It is like you said above. Well, I have access to...

    It is like you said above. Well, I have access to the .class file but it's not my own webserver. What I would like to do is to spider a complete domain that holds very many java applets, that are...
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    Hey bwkaz, I mean a "Java Applet", and the string...

    Hey bwkaz, I mean a "Java Applet", and the string example wasn't very well chosen. In fact I need to read a table, like in Excel, which is displayed via a Java Applet.
    I already took a look at the...
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    Perl script to read JavaScript

    Hello there,
    i would like to know if there is any way for a perl script to read data that is saved in a javascript applet. suppose we have a text box with as an applet that says "hey there" ;). is...
  5. wow thats a nice and quick solution. thanks for...

    wow thats a nice and quick solution.
    thanks for the quick reply :rolleyes:
  6. Application to find exact copies of files

    Hello,
    i am in need of a tool that can automatically identify equal files in a directory and its subdirectories. I need this because i have multiple archives of the same directory, each made at a...
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    gcc: static compiling

    hello!

    i have multiple source files like 1.c, 2.c and 3.c where 1.c calls functions that lie in 2.c and 3.c.
    some of the source files access the openssl library with function calls.

    when i am...
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    Just a thought: Try to find out how both sides...

    Just a thought:

    Try to find out how both sides agree to a shared secret key. Either the key is static and does not change or it is more or less randomnly agreed upon during a key exchange.
    For...
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    network file transfer utility

    hello,

    i have a question about I/O operations on sockets for filetransfers done in C. i know the generic interface to write/read/ select or poll and blocking and nonblocking I/O.

    of what does...
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    usage of _syscall0-6 functions

    hello,

    in linux-ver/include/asm-i386/unistd.h
    i find several inline functions named _syscall0 to _syscall6.
    i've been trying to use the functions without much success.
    how are those functions...
  11. problems with blowfish cipher alorithm (openssl)

    hello!

    just recently i stumbled across a rather annoying problem
    with the blowfish cipher implementation of libcrypto from openssl.
    i am using the functions
    BF_set_key() and BF_ecb_encrypt() as...
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    i can recommend this piece of software: (i am...

    i can recommend this piece of software:
    (i am using it myself to establish internet connections
    over a cable modem)
    http://www.roaringpenguin.com/products/rp-pppoe/index.php

    hope that helps
  13. well it depends. honestly i dont know how stream...

    well it depends.
    honestly i dont know how stream audio over a ssh connection.
    but if the sshd runs on your home box and you can connect
    from your work box to it with ssh i dont see a security...
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    yes, running lilo after you have altered...

    yes, running lilo after you have altered /etc/lilo.conf
    is required by lilo itself to see the change you made.

    have fun with 2.6. ;)
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    as feedback for your answers i post the finished...

    as feedback for your answers
    i post the finished and working code here.

    the log file output must look like that
    (produced by 'iwlist <device> scanning')



    ath0 Scan completed :
    ...
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    i didnt try your solution, but i will do and read...

    i didnt try your solution, but i will do and read up on hashes.
    thanks ;)

    btw: dont hashes look like
    %hash = ("localhost", "remote");
    ?

    how would i then store values in the hash and/or...
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    oh no you misunderstood me. i meant 'even' in...

    oh no you misunderstood me.
    i meant 'even' in the sense of identical or equal.

    excuse me for that confusion.
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    more experience in perl would've helped. didnt...

    more experience in perl would've helped.
    didnt know i can do it that way, damn thats pretty easy. ;)
    all the stuff i was matching got printed to a file finally.
    how would i erase even lines from...
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    if you want to completely remove all precompiled...

    if you want to completely remove all precompiled files do a



    make clean
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    thanks for all your helping hands, but i just...

    thanks for all your helping hands, but i just found a quick hack for my problem.

    to be more specific about my problem.



    ath0 Scan completed :
    Cell 01 - Address:...
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    well with those regexes i want to print a certain...

    well with those regexes i want to print a certain format to a file.

    like:


    if("@contents" =~ m/(1)(2)(3)/ig){
    format PRINT =
    @<<<< @<<<
    $1, $2
    .
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    simple perl parser

    hi im writing a perl parser for the output
    of iwlist <dev> scanning.

    the output of the above program looks like that:


    .....

    ath0 Scan completed :
    Cell 01 - Address:...
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    the 10MB HDD might get you into trouble,. but...

    the 10MB HDD might get you into trouble,.
    but have a look at distrowatch.com, and/or smoothwall (a special firewall distro).
    otherwise you could use like any distro you want, with some iptables...
  24. the other day my teacher proved himself bad in...

    the other day my teacher proved himself bad in math with:



    the whole class was Laughing out Loud
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    is the server on your LAN? unrelated to that i...

    is the server on your LAN?

    unrelated to that i recommend to use that ftp server proftpd ;)
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