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Subject: Re: [analog-help] What am I doing wrong?
Nigel Percy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you saying that I should write the pathname of where analog is on
my machine, even though I'm trying to analyze my log files
Nigel Percy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
See the server's error log for more details. [Tue May 11 19:41:04
2004] /home/.sites/144/site218/web/cgi-bin/anlgform.pl: Can't run
analog because http://www.walking3paths.com/analog/analog.exe; not
found or not executable: No such file or directory.
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Subject: Re: [analog-help] What am I doing wrong?
Nigel Percy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
See the server's error log for more details. [Tue May 11 19:41:04
2004] /home/.sites/144/site218/web/cgi-bin/anlgform.pl: Can't run
analog because http://www.walking3paths.com/analog/analog.exe
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Subject: Re: [analog-help] What am I doing wrong?
Nigel Percy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
See the server's error log for more details. [Tue May 11 19:41:04
2004] /home/.sites/144/site218/web/cgi-bin/anlgform.pl: Can't run
analog because http://www.walking3paths.com/analog/analog.exe
On Sat, 4 Nov 2000, Massimo Mezzini wrote:
Hi;
for the (very) little I know about REGEXP, the following line
HOSTALIAS REGEXP:^216\.[0-5]\.*\.* digex.net
should be able to catch all the IP in the range
216.0.0.0 - 216.5.255.255 and nothing else.
You really need to learn regexps
On Mon, 6 Nov 2000, Stephen Turner wrote:
On Sat, 4 Nov 2000, Massimo Mezzini wrote:
HOSTALIAS REGEXP:^216\.[0-5]\.*\.* digex.net
should be able to catch all the IP in the range
216.0.0.0 - 216.5.255.255 and nothing else.
Replace all instances of \.* by \..* in your examples
Hello Stephen;
On Mon, 6 Nov 2000, Stephen Turner wrote:
On Sat, 4 Nov 2000, Massimo Mezzini wrote:
HOSTALIAS REGEXP:^216\.[0-5]\.*\.* digex.net
should be able to catch all the IP in the range
216.0.0.0 - 216.5.255.255 and nothing else.
Replace all instances of \.* by \..* in
Massimo Mezzini wrote:
You really need to learn regexps before trying to use them. :)
I know, but I thought I was through with REGEXP 101. Any tutorial to
suggest?
If you've got Perl on your system, try 'perldoc perlre'.
Jeremy Wadsack
Wadsack-Allen Digital Group
On Mon, 6 Nov 2000, Jeremy Wadsack wrote:
Massimo Mezzini wrote:
I know, but I thought I was through with REGEXP 101. Any tutorial to
suggest?
If you've got Perl on your system, try 'perldoc perlre'.
Hmmm, that's hardly a tutorial. Chapter 7 (I think) of "Learning Perl" is
very
