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All the Perl that's Practical to Extract and Report
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jhorwitz (4227)
jhorwitz
reversethis-{gro.gnihsams} {ta} {ffej}
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System administrator, Perl hacker, author of "Unix System Management Primer Plus" (SAMS 2003), mod_parrot, extproc_perl, Authen::Krb4, Authen::Krb5.
reversethis-{gro.gnihsams} {ta} {ffej}
http://www.smashing.org/
System administrator, Perl hacker, author of "Unix System Management Primer Plus" (SAMS 2003), mod_parrot, extproc_perl, Authen::Krb4, Authen::Krb5.
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jeff++ (Score:2)
I am confused (Score:2)
I followed everything up until this, at the end of the authentication example:
Wouldn't this return ap_constants['OK'] even when the authentication fails? ($I0 gets assigned that value in both cases
mirod
Re:I am confused (Score:1)
Re:I am confused (Score:1)
Fixed now. Good catch, Michel.
Not confused anymore (Score:2)
OK, it makes more sense now.
Cool article BTW, it's nice to see yet an other demonstration of Parrot usefulness. And I loved the examples: I find it quite incredible to be able to do that kind of high-level task in a few lines of an assembly-like language.
mirod