Good Day All
Does anyone knows off a module or way to modify the crontab programmatically
Thank you,
Ronald Mundell
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Title: RE: PIX firewall Log generator
Do you mean one that parses PIX logs, because the PIX is going to create its own logs. Here's a parser CGI I wrote a while back.
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use strict;
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Hi Ronald
Mundell, R. (Ronald) wrote:
Good Day All
Does anyone knows off a module or way to modify the crontab programmatically
A quick search for crontab via ppm3 shows
Set-Crontab
Config-Crontab
Don't know how (well) they work.
HTH
Alex
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hi...
i'm trying to figure out what's going on with a site from my browser... does
anybody have/recommend a good "open source" app to see/review the http
traffic going back/forth between my box and the site's server...
my issue is that i can use a browser and i get the html/response within the
br
You are describing a network sniffer aka packet sniffer...
You should probably check out Ethereal.
www.ethereal.com
joe
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Title: RE: app to look/view/inspect http traffic...
If this is for your linux machine, why not use tcpdump to dump the packets
to disk and look at them from there. It's not as clean/cut as viewing direct
HTML/_javascript_.
George
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regarding tcpdump
i'm testing the windows version of tcpdump... i have it running, and i see
traffic between my browser and the webserver. however, the results that i'm
seeing are apparently only giving me the top level of the website that is
being pointed to with the browser. is there a way t
I have a cool regex question for you guys. (Still reading O'Reilly's
"Mastering Regular Expressions"...and my head's still spinning...)
I'm extracting links from an html page (using the HTML tags). Woohoo!
I'm not having any problems with that part. The data looks that's getting
returned is (mu
Bruce,
I suggest looking at the 'Live HTTP headers' plugin for Mozilla/Firefox. It
may be just what you're looking for. It allows you to see the HTTP headers
in real time, and lets you edit request headers.
The extension is one of many available here:
http://extensionroom.mozdev.org/
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Mark
The answer to your HTML-parsing-with-a-regex question is: don't do it.
Parsing HTML should be done with an HTML parser. This is hinted at in
PerlFaq6 and PerlFaq9, but it's not as explicit as it should be.
I would recommend HTML::TokeParser or HTML::LinkExtor for your needs.
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Mark Thomas
In my prior post, I should have added:
> The point of retrieving this data is to hit each link
> (returning the HTTP code), scan it for HTML tags,
> and then check the functionality of the links.
You may want to look into the WWW::Link suite of modules before you try to
reinvent them:
http://
Jeremy Junginger graced perl with these words of wisdom:
> I'm extracting links from an html page (using the HTML tags).
> Woohoo! I'm not having any problems with that part. The data looks
> that's getting returned is (much to my surprise) formatted exactly
> like I wanted itagain Woohoo!
hi all,
how do i discover all machines (hostnames and ip's) on a lan with perl?
your help is appreciated.
thanks in advance.
Jeremy A.
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> So I'm trying to think like a regular expression (a new concept there...),
so I try to find things in common:
>
> 1) They all start with http:// :) (not much help there)
> 2) They all end with a '\/.+\/.+\.?' (could this be the key?) (Is #2
the right regex for sla
bruce wrote:
> hi...
>
> i'm trying to figure out what's going on with a site from my browser... does
> anybody have/recommend a good "open source" app to see/review the http
> traffic going back/forth between my box and the site's server...
>
> my issue is that i can use a browser and i get the
tom...
the following url works in a browser window. you can select it, and the
appropriate page appears...
http://soc.our.psu.edu/soc/act_main_search.cfm?Semester=FALL%202004&CrseLoc=
AA%3A%3AAltoona%20Campus&CECrseLoc=&CourseAbbrev=0&CrseAlpha=a%2Dc&CourseNum
=0
what i'm trying to get a better
Bruce,
>
> tom...
>
Who's Tom? ;-)
I see what's happening. The site is using a meta-refresh tag. Not only that,
but it's in the body of the (severely broken) html.
> what i'm trying to get a better understanding of, is why when
> this is used with libwww/wget/etc.. the correct page is not
>
The following works and opens a text window.
$Dan = $main->Scrolled(Text,-scrollbars=>'se')->pack;
How do I resize the window?
$Dan = $main->Text( -width => 30, -height => 3 );
Gives me the window size I want but no scroll bars
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> The following works and open
No trick. I tried that it did not work, will try it your way. I did not put
the TEXT in 'TEXT'
No trick promise
I don't have a copy of PERL TK and I am bleeding from the forehead from
beating it on the keyboard.
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