May be your data contains single quotes, use function add_slashes!
What port number are you using for the communication? Are these computers NAT-ed?
$line =~ /^cn=(\w+)([\d.]+)/; print $2;
Hi sonalib, how are you trying to implement it? If possible post some code snippet!
LOL! You can get this done for free! Goto the server machine, share the folder you want, goto the client machines, right-click on My Computer icon...
There is no default shortcut key!
As an advanced user all of us spend a lot of time on the terminal which is easier and allows more control on the task, so I was wondering how...
This should answer most of your questions http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perl
Nice, but instead woh posting the whole class like this, you could have written about the the basic functions with small code snippets.
Cool!
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It would be nice if the logic is also explained with post, one can understand what is being done but it is also necessary to know why it is done.
It seems to be some custom format. Did you try opening the file in a hex editor and see the first few bytes??
Did you try using it on Ubuntu, it has the best repository of drivers!
To debug, write to the error log instead of the response.
http://linux.die.net/man/8/system-config-users cat /etc/passwd|grep guest|cut -d ':' -f 3|xargs -n 1 -I % grep % /etc/group|cut -d ':' -f 1 Try...
I have heard about EVDO from a friend, he says it's a bit costly and is not available everywhere!
What is the exact error it returns?
You can write a VBScript which will get all LDAP/AD contacts to a CSV file, which you can import to Outlook.
You can do this using any templating engine, like Smarty for PHP
Separate names with a comma.