| dj_goku | haha |
| Randal | "perldoc perlretut" is quite nice, and quite short and you already have it on your disk no net required |
| dj_goku | m/foo/bar/ |
| Randal | nope guess again |
| dj_goku | hmm things bah s/// is used |
| simcop2387 | Randal: one problem with your nick like that is i can't help but think of clerks |
| Randal | "I'm not even supposed to BE here!" |
| simcop2387 | heh |
| dj_goku | lol |
| action | CPAN upload: Sepia-0.66 by SEANO |
| CPAN | upload: Sepia-0.66 by SEANO |
| rado_ | real noobee question: use '<path>' ...can I have more than one of these path statements? |
| Randal | you mean use lib 'path'? or use Module::Name; |
| rado_ | ya |
| Randal | ya which? |
| rado_ | lol lib |
| Randal | what does "perldoc lib" tell you? type that at your command-line |
| pragma_ | Pants status: off |
| Randal | Too Much Pants Status :) |
| rado_ | just like the/a help screen |
| Randal | Right - and it says... |
| rado_ | ok yes you can! |
| Randal | there ya go! |
| dj_goku | What does Pants status mean? |
| rado_ | but if all the subdirectories are under /usr/lib64/backuppc .....it was my understanding that it should recurse Randal, but it's all cool by me |
| simcop2387 | what do you mean recurse? you mean automagically know that it should go into the sub directories and use then instead of the directory you specify? |
| rado_ | no...everything below /usr/lib64/backuppc/ |
| dhar | I'm wondering how I can see if a pid is running via mod_perl on *nix systems ( calling a /bin/ps variant is fine for this purpose ) pid is known ahead of time |
| rado_ | top oh sorry |
| dhar | i need the mod_perl process to detect it, sorry |