I'm working on a log parser in perl and am dumping all error information into a mysql database for clients. Yet we would rather have the date/timestamp in the UNIX timestamp (seconds since 1,1 1970), does anyone know of a slick easy way to convert from the format of emailed backup logs?
I've been having this problem using move in perl where I have two scalar values, one for the file being move one for the destination, but it constantly comes back with an error saying that I didn't specify the first argument. Well here's the code snippet:<br>$i=0;<br>while($i <=...
I have a two dimensional array, the first dimension is just the number indexing the second array, the second dimension is an array of characters, is there a way to find the number of elements in the second part of the array? cuz $#array would just return the number of elements in the...
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