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13 November 2007
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03:48 <****> no
03:48 <****> Zoffix: no?
03:48 <****> http://www.hackthissite.org/missions/realistic/11/
03:48 <****> Cusoon959, pfft
03:48 <****> lubos_: returns an arrayref, or returns a list?
03:48 <****> Cusoon959, page.pl?page=page.pl
03:49 <****> ...
03:49 <****> ..
03:49 <****> heh
03:49 <****> wow
03:49 <****> I deserve that
03:49 <****> yep
03:49 <****> Sorry for being a fraking idiot
03:49 <****> Cusoon959, not GTFO and think for yourself. What's the point of doing challenges if you just want people to give you answer?
03:49 <****> s/not/now/;
03:49 <****> no
03:49 <****> wait
03:49 <****> nvm
03:49 <****> Somni: return \@array ... is this what you are asking?
03:50 <****> lubos_, that's an array ref. What kind of info are you trying to find out?
03:50 <****> Unknown host www.hackthissite.org
03:50 <****> that doesn't work, Zoffix
03:50 <****> haha
03:50 <****> :\
03:50 <****> oh
03:50 <****> lubos_: that'd be an arrayref, and to figure out what's in it you should read the documentation for the function you're using
03:50 <****> never mind
03:51 <****> need to use directory transversal
03:51 <****> transversal
03:51 <****> *cough* perldoc perlsec
03:51 <****> that's a good one
03:52 <****> Zoffix: it appears that the array consist of one element. How do I find out what kind of variable it is? array or scallar?
03:52 <****> http://www.hackthissite.org/missions/realistic/11/page.pl?page=../page.pl
03:52 <****> no dice
03:52 * iank transverses somni's directories
03:52 <****> Somni: well that is what I'm mising unfortunatelly.. :-(
03:52 <****> Cusoon959, dude, this is fucking Perl channel.
03:52 <****> lubos_: um, you can't store an array in an array, so it's by definition a scalar
03:52 <****> lubos_: it could be an arrayref, which is a scalar
03:53 <****> lubos_: if you don't have documentation then you need to read the source
03:53 <****> Somni: I'm doing that..but I thought that there is a easier way.. :-)
03:54 <****> lubos_: for understand what a function returns? no; examining the return value you get for one call only tells you what that call gets you
03:54 <****> understanding, rather
04:17 <****> Hi Somni
04:21 <****> heh dwu should watch this
04:21 <****> ... no
04:29 <****> hi all, please recommand some weblog program written by perl.
04:31 <****> I tried running a perl script, but it says I'm missing Mail/POP3Client.pm in @INC.. what should I install from apt-get to get the missing files?
04:32 <****> Debian packages follow the form of replacing :: with - and downcasing, prepending lib and appending -perl
04:32 <****> so Foo::Bar becomes libfoo-bar-perl
04:33 <****> dwu: you would say no to dancing noodles?!
04:33 <****> Khisanth: Yes, I would.
04:33 * Khisanth hits dwu with a wet spicy noodle
04:35 <****> Somni: Okay, i just replaced all the :: with -, but I'm still getting the same error
04:35 <****> that is not what Somni said
04:36 <****> Then what do I do?
04:36 <****> Read and apply mental power?
04:36 <****> gah, so I have a client with a stuff Outlook express who left for the day
04:36 <****> "stuff"?
04:37 <****> and left Outlook checking his mailbox, making it impossible for me to clear any bad mail
04:37 <****> stuffed
04:37 <****> ah.
04:37 <****> dissection: you asked what Debian package to install, I told you how they name their packages, not what to 'use' in your Perl code
04:38 <****> it's amazing what will set Outlook off
04:38 <****> a large email, too many emails, the wrong phase of the moon, a breath of wind
04:39 <****> What's so amazing about "anything"? :|
04:40 <****> that an email client would be so delicate about retrieving mail
04:40 <****> It could be worse.
04:41 <****> It could be so enthusiastic that it tears up everything it touches.
04:41 <****> um, ok..
04:41 <****> then he'd have an empty mailbox, but you still wouldn't be able to get through to him.
04:42 <****> maybe the next service pack will do just that? :D
04:42 <****> GumbyBRAIN: step right up and spin the wheel!
04:42 <****> And could make this a spin.
04:43 <****> dwu: this is an odd little hypothetical path we're going down
04:43 <****> Somni: I'm fairly sleep-deprived at the moment, sorry.
04:44 <****> Somni: Otherwise I'd never have been that rude at someone that soon *nod*
04:44 <****>)[0 .. 9]; load all the available lines from diamond first, or will it stop at 10?
04:44 <****> danl: no, it's a syntax error
04:45 <****> really?
04:45 <****> it works
04:45 <****>)[0 .. 9];
04:45 <****> mauke: ''ERROR: syntax error at (eval 216) line 1, near ")["
04:45 <****> odd definition of works
04:45 <****>)[0 .. 9];
04:45 <****> that's not what you wrote
04:45 <****> im using it a little differently
04:46 <****> that's not the same syntax
04:46 <****> i tried te shorten it for simplicities sack
04:46 <****> *to
04:46 <****> danl: Then your question isn't really helpful to anyone, especially not -you-.
04:46 <****> *sake
04:46 <****> You shorten it to a -working- example that illustrates your problem/question.
04:46 <****> first
04:46 <****>)[0..9} loads 10 lines or all
04:47 <****> ok
04:47 <****> thank you
04:47 <****> slicing, rather
04:47 <****> I have to do a loop then
04:47 <****> I think I covered this the last time you asked about this
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