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Friday May 28, 2004
05:22 AM
First real Perl task at work
So, after working here for more than a year, I finally get my chance to use
Perl for a real task (I had already use it for lots and lots of small tasks,
either for my personal use, for helping others or to impress others
This particular task (which I will eventually do sometime today) consists of
editing the crontab of a user via web, considering that each line of the
crontab corresponds to a different process and should be edited seperately.
It's not a very difficult task (if that's difficult at all), but it's my
chance to impress my boss with the power of Perl
Now lets search the CPAN and see what I shall use... there's a Config::Crontab, a Set::Crontab,
Oh, and thoughts are welcome
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Done (Score:1)
It was even much easier than I thought
Now I'm gonna have to take care of all the menus and stuff... argh... HTML and Javascript, probably...
Re:Done (Score:1)
I must stress this part :-) I don't want anyone thinking it took me hours to achieve such a simple task :-)