PHP and Python are good choices. Perl has a syntax that I do not
like.... You should be able to pick up PHP in no time. The first web
page I wrote in PHP consisted of about 1200 lines of code and took me
about two weeks to get working. It had a MySQL backend and was an
"operator checklist" for the LIGO observatory. It has been under
refinement ever since as I learn more.... But it was easy to at least
get it working with no previous knowledge of PHP or CGI.
Shannon
On Thu, 2002-08-08 at 14:41, Adam J. Melancon wrote:
> I rewrote that script from earlier because I like being able to make my o=
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> decision as to what the iso's file name is going to be.
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> Pardon the bad formatting of the script, i'm a more of a network/OS guy a=
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> i'm just diving into scripting. I am enjoying using bash and sed, but wh=
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> i really want to learn is perl, php, and python.
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> Here it is John
> This should work ;)
> =3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-
> #!/bin/sh
> # makeiso.sh
> #when it asks you what you want to call the file
> #don't put the .iso on the end, it will do that on it's own
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> question=3D"What do you want the iso to be named:"
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> askme ()
> {
> echo -n $question
> read ANSWER
> }
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> askme
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> echo Creating ISO image called "$ANSWER".iso...
> mkisofs -R -J -l "$1" > "$ANSWER.iso"
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> Adam J. Melancon
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