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1. Perl package install with CPAN: Writing Makefile for <any module> -- NOT OK
   5 months ago by spirit
   1. # Synopisis: following error while installing any perl package with CPAN
   2.  
   3. # Looks good
   4. # Writing Makefile for Package
   5. #     -- NOT OK
   6. # Running make test
   7. #   Can't test without successful make
   8. # Running make install
   9. #   make had returned bad status, install seems impossible
   10.  
   11. # Solution: set make to /usr/bin/make in CPAN configuration
   12. $ cpan
   13. cpan> o conf make /usr/bin/make
   cpanerrormakeperl
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2. Requete SQL sur la base d'OCS Inventory en Perl
   11 months ago by toff
   Utilisation de INET_ATON de MySQL pour trier sur les IP
   1. #!/usr/bin/perl -w
   2. use strict;
   3. use warnings;
   4. use DBI;
   5.  
   6. #Connection à la base de donnes OCS
   7. my $dns = 'dbi:mysql:ocsweb:localhost';
   8. my $login = 'root';
   9. my $passwd = 'secret';
   10. my $dbh = DBI->connect($dns, $login, $passwd) or die "Connection impossible: $DBI::errstr\n";
   11.  
   12. # Recuperation des IP et des MAC  des postes SANS "Anti-virus"
   13. my $query = "SELECT DISTINCT hard.NAME, net.IPADDRESS, net.MACADDR ".
   14.                 "FROM softwares AS soft, hardware AS hard, networks AS net ".
   15.                 "WHERE hard.ID = soft.HARDWARE_ID ".
   16.                   "AND hard.ID = net.HARDWARE_ID ".
   17.                   "AND net.STATUS = 'up' ".
   18.                   "AND soft.name NOT LIKE '%anti-virus%' ".
   19.                 "ORDER BY INET_ATON(net.IPADDRESS) ";
   20.  
   21. my $result = $dbh->prepare($query) or die "Preparation impossible: $DBI::errstr\n";
   22.  
   23. $result->execute() or die "Execution impossible: $DBI::errstr\n";
   24.  
   25. #$result->dump_results();
   26.  
   27. printf ("Il y a %d correspondances:\n",$result->rows);
   28.  
   29. while ( my ($name, $ip, $mac) = $result->fetchrow_array()){
   30.         print "$name, \t$ip, \t$mac\n";
   31. }
   32. $result->finish();
   33. $dbh->disconnect();
   DBIINET_ATONMySQLOCSOCS inventoryperl
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3. Indenter automatiquement du code source avec vim
   1 year ago by sebclick

   Vim peut indenter automatiquement du code source (c, java, ...)
   
   Sélectionner la partie du code source à traiter en mode visuel (v)
   Appuyer sur la touche =

   cc++javaperlvim
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5. installation de modules PERL via le CPAN
   1 year ago by griffith
   1. # mode interactif
   2. perl -MCPAN -e shell
   3.  
   4. # installation directe
   5. perl -MCPAN -e 'install MODULE'
   CPANPERL
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6. Perl - Expression régulière pour tester la validité d'une adresse IP
   1 year ago by henri
   1. while($addr !~ /^([O1]?\d\d?|2[0-4]\d|25[0-5])\.([O1]?\d\d?|2[0-4]\d|25[0-5])\.([O1]?\d\d?|2[0-4]\d|25[0-5])\.([O1]?\d\d?|2[0-4]\d|25[0-5])$/){
   2.                 print "Please give the IP address of the remote server:\n";
   3.                 $addr = get_answer();
   4.         }
   adresse ipexpression régulièreipip addressperlregexregular expression
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7. Rename subtitles script
   1 year ago by celos
   1. #!/usr/bin/perl
   2. #
   3. # It's my first script in Perl, so be lenient.
   4. #
   5. # This script works only for TV shows and their subtitles !
   6. # When you want to see your favorite tv show, with its sub, you launch the video
   7. # with your favorite video player, and you add the path of the subtitles.
   8. # Many video players, like mplayer, import automatically the subtitles if they
   9. # have the same name. This script renames the subtitles files (.srt) of a directory
   10. # exactly like the corresponding videos (.avi).
   11. # You won't need to specify the path of the subtitles to your video player anymore.
   12. #
   13. # Example:
   14. # Video: my_video.s04e38.something.dot.something_else.avi
   15. # Subtitle file: video.438.srt
   16. # After running the script, the subtitle will be named:
   17. # my_video.s04e38.something.dot.something_else.srt
   18. #
   19. # The formats supported by the script:
   20. # - sAAeBB or SAAEBB with AA the season and BB the episode.
   21. # - ABB with A the season and BB the episode.
   22. # - AxBB with A the season and BB the episode.
   23. #
   24. # If the script is launched without any arguments, then the videos and subtitles
   25. # directories will be set to the current directory.
   26. #
   27. # Options:
   28. #       
   29. #       -h print command list
   30. #
   31. # -d (-dir) <videos directory>
   32. # Specify the directory where the videos are located.
   33. # If this option is not set, the video directory will be the current directory.
   34. #
   35. # -s (-sub) <subtitles files directory>
   36. # Specify the directory of the subtitles files.
   37. # If this option is not set, the subtitles directory will be the same directory as
   38. # the videos directory. Which means that if the videos directory is not set, it will be
   39. # the current directory.
   40. #
   41. # -p (--preview)  <without arguments>
   42. # Preview mode. If this options is set, the subtiles new names will be display on the
   43. # screen without being renamed.
   44. #
   45. # I hope this script will be as useful as it's to me.
   46. #
   47. # Enjoy your tv shows ;-)
   48. #
   49.  
   50. use Cwd;
   51. #use Getopt::Std;
   52. use Getopt::Long;
   53.  
   54. my $preview = 0;
   55. my $help = 0;
   56. GetOptions( "dir=s" => \$dir, "sub=s" => \$sub, "preview!" => \$preview, "help!" =>\$help ) or printOptions();
   57.  
   58. if ($help == 1){
   59.   print "Command list\n";
   60.   printOptions();
   61. }
   62.  
   63.  
   64. if ($preview == 1) {print "****** PREVIEW MODE ******\n";}
   65. else {print "****** RENAME MODE *******\n";}
   66.  
   67. chomp ($currentDir = getcwd());
   68. my $videoDir = $currentDir;
   69. my $subDir = $currentDir;
   70.  
   71. if (defined $dir){
   72.   $videoDir = $dir;
   73. }
   74. print "dir: $videoDir\n";
   75.  
   76. if (defined $sub) {
   77.         $subDir = $sub;
   78. }
   79. else {
   80.         $subDir = $videoDir;
   81. }
   82.  
   83. opendir(DIR, $videoDir) || die "can't opendir $videoDir: $!";
   84. while (my $path = readdir(DIR)) {
   85.         push(@videosList, $path) if $path =~ m/\.avi$/;
   86. }
   87. closedir(DIR);
   88.  
   89. if (!@videosList){
   90.         print"\n No videos found ! check your path !\n";
   91.         exit();
   92. }
   93.  
   94. $temp = getcwd();
   95. opendir(DIR, $subDir) || die "can't opendir $subDir: $!";
   96. while (my $path = readdir(DIR)) {
   97.         push(@subsList, $path) if $path =~ m/\.srt$/;
   98. }
   99. closedir(DIR);
   100.  
   101. if (!@subsList){
   102.         print "\n No subtitles found ! check your path !\n";
   103.         exit();
   104. }
   105.  
   106. if ($videoDir ne $currentDir){
   107.         chdir ($videoDir) || die "Can't cd to spool: $!\n";
   108. }
   109.  
   110. foreach $f (@videosList) {
   111.                
   112.         ################
   113.         # VIDEOS FILES #
   114.         ################
   115.        
   116.         my @result = getSeasonEpisod($f);
   117.         $season = @result[0];
   118.         $episod = @result[1];
   119.  
   120.         foreach $s (@subsList) {
   121.                
   122.                 if ($videoDir ne $subDir) {
   123.                         chdir ($currentDir) || die "Can't cd to spool: $!\n";
   124.                         chdir ($subDir) || die "Can't cd to spool: $!\n";
   125.                 }
   126.  
   127.                 ####################
   128.                 # SUBTITLES FILES  #
   129.                 ####################
   130.        
   131.                 my @result = getSeasonEpisod($s);
   132.                 $seasonSub = @result[0];
   133.                 $episodSub = @result[1];       
   134.  
   135.                 if ($season == $seasonSub and $episod == $episodSub){
   136.                         my ($vidName) = $f =~ m/(.*)\.avi$/;
   137.                         print "Rename: $s --> $vidName.srt";
   138.                         print "\n";
   139.                         if ($preview != 1){
   140.                                 rename($s,"$vidName.srt") || die "Cannot rename $s: $!";
   141.                         }
   142.                 }
   143.         }
   144. }
   145.  
   146. # get season and episode
   147. sub getSeasonEpisod {
   148.         my $season = 0;
   149.         my $episod = 0;
   150.  
   151.         # format ABB
   152.         if(@_[0] =~ /(\d)(\d\d)/){
   153.                 $season = $1;
   154.                 $episod = $2;
   155.         }
   156.  
   157.         # format sAAeBB
   158.         elsif (@_[0] =~ /[sS](\d\d)[eE](\d\d)/){
   159.                 $season = $1;
   160.                 $episod = $2;
   161.         }
   162.  
   163.         # format AxBB
   164.         elsif (@_[0] =~ /(\d)[xX](\d\d)/){
   165.                 $season = $1;
   166.                 $episod = $2;
   167.         }
   168.        
   169.         else { 
   170.                 print "Video format Not Match ! \n";
   171.         }
   172.        
   173.         return ($season,$episod);
   174. }
   175.  
   176. # print options
   177. sub printOptions(){
   178.   print "-h print command list\n";
   179.   print "-d (-dir) <videos directory>\n";
   180.   print "-s (-sub) <subtitles files directory>\n";
   181.   print "-p (--preview)  <without arguments>\n";
   182.   exit();
   183. }
   perlrenamesubtitlevideos
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