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Hey,
Re: Linux & NT Perl
From: U2ME3 Internet
Date: Wednesday, October 6, 1999
Time: 3:44:33 pm
Yeah - I'm currently adding command-line support for my software (DNSman -
http://www.u2me3.com/screenshot.gif).
Thanks, Andy.
andy@u2me3.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Andy Brown <andy@mocksville.com>
To: 'Optigold ISP List' <isp-list@optigold.com>
Date: 06 October 1999 23:31
Subject: [Optigold-ISP] Linux & NT Perl
>Shawn, I know this isn't your bag, but if anyone out there can help I'd
>hate to have to reinvent the wheel.
>
>1. Does anyone recommend a good PERL interpreter for NT?
>Cheap being better than expensive, but stable being more important than
>cheap.
>
>2. Is anyone out there manipulating Linux servers w/scripts via OG? I
>would be elated if you might share a basic set of scripts, I won't ask
>for support on them, I'm just overwhelmed with issues right now, and if
>someone could give me a head start (vs. starting from scratch) it would
>really make a difference.
>
>We typically use quotes ("'s) in out adduser command to identify the
>customer name.
>ie: adduser -M -g popusers -c "Fname LName" login
>Obviously quotes are a problem via the telnet script interface, and I
>don't like using the underscore (eliminating the space which causes the
>quote requirement), so I was wondering...
>
>3. Is anyone out there passing OG variables (<Fname>) as arguments to
>shell scripts for processing?
>rough example:
> OG sends (after scripted login):
> useradd.script <FName> <LName> <login>
>
> useradd.script (on the server) would contain:
> adduser -M -g popusers "$1 $2" $3
>
>Any reason this wouldn't work? Any encouragement to do or not do this?
>
>Thanks in advance,
>Andy
>
>
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