| bartek | saying that I fail 3/7 tests anyone could help with this ? |
| ew73 | I'm failing at being a geek. I'm seriously contemplating buying a prebuilt computer. :( |
| Teratogen | I buy old Pentium IIIs |
| pstickne | why? |
| ew73 | BEST BEOWULF CLUSTER EVER perhaps? |
| Botje | Bartek: notest install ... or force install .. |
| bartek | Botje:: thanks, but it came out that there is rpm with this module. stupid me :) thanks anyway it works, and it rocks |
| Z4CHH | http://youtube.com/watch?v=9C4UvvHMoZs |
| needhelp | Hi, I have a line in a script: 'open OTF,">$filename" or die ("Could not open $filename!");' . The $filename has chmod 755, but it fails in opening it, and says "could not open...". Any suggestions? I'm a perl-newbie |
| Botje | needhelp: you need _WRITE_ permissions not read |
| needhelp | whats the chmod ? |
| digitok | Try 700 er |
| needhelp | 755 is now |
| digitok | try 760 |
| needhelp | dont think 700 will work when 755 does not work |
| Zoffix | 766 |
| digitok | Why would you need that |
| Khisanth | 666! |
| digitok | :/ |
| Khisanth | r+w? :) |
| digitok | 760 should do it |
| Zoffix | needhelp, well, it says "could not open it" gives you an error too. What does the error say? |
| Khisanth | I guess we are assuming the script is not running as the same user as the owner |
| Zoffix | needhelp, add $! at the end of your die |
| pancake | hi how can I check if a character on a string is not printable? |
| Zoffix | GumbyBRAIN, pancakes |
| GumbyBRAIN | tell me about opendns the other day. |
| pancake | $str=~/[^[:print:]]/ doesnt works? |
| Yaakov | !~ /[^:print:]/ |
| Khisanth | you still need the outer [] |
| Yaakov | Yes,sorry |
| action | digitok pokes Yaakov |
| digitok | pokes Yaakov |