mailing list chops it off, you can download it
at http://nachbaur.com/resources/source/misc/gm-1.03
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this morning."
gm
Description: Perl program
if I have the -ctime argument right, but basically you want to
say for every file not updated within the last ten days, execute "rm" on it.
Anyone know for certain what the correct syntax would be for this?
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o catch just one iteration though,
you should also pass it "-n1" so that it doesn't just scroll screenfulls of
top information on your terminal.
Attached is a little quickie program I wrote to watch various aspects of top's
output over time. It might help to show how one could
d file.
classVersion - Shortcut to print out the version number for a given perl class
There's more where that came from, if people are interested.
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ciate seeing how
other sysadmins go about their work. I'm sure other experts in this list
might have something they can contribute, even if it's just a "Wow, this is
neat" or a "Aren't I cool? This just saved me six hours of work" sort of
email.
Thought
;
> if ($Loytyi == 0) {
> #print "$Urivi[4] $Urivi[3]\n";
> $temppi = $Uudettuotteet;
> $Uudettuotteet = $temppi."=".$Urivi[4]."_".$Urivi[3];
> $Loytyi = 0;
> }
> }
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ithout loops) to return
> n-th column from such a structure?
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