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Just like that :) -- http://www.bitmuse.com/

well, I have an STL one-liner, but you probably aren't going to like it: replace_if(logger.begin(), logger.end(), compose2(logical_or<bool>(), bind2nd(equal_to<char>(), '\r'), bind2nd(equal_to<char>(), '\n')), ' '); --...

Try preceding your output with "\r" - on many systems it will cause the cursor to go back to the beginning of the line without making a line break. -- http://www.bitmuse.com/

You've defined a function called getbatch, but you haven't actually called it. -- http://www.bitmuse.com/

You typically don't use CGI except when writing a web program. If you want to retrieve the output of the perl script, use the popen() function. It will allow you to access the output of the file with normal file operations: FILE *perl; char buf[1024]; int bytes; perl = popen("perl...

Could you paste your database schema here? Enclose it in and for readability. - http://www.bitmuse.com/

The YAML standard indicates that the tags and the date must be separated by a colon and a space ': '. In your password field, you only have a colon. Hope this helps. - http://www.bitmuse.com/

Don't use smbclient directly if you want to access a file share. Use mount -t smbfs. - http://www.bitmuse.com/

Click on the upper layer, and choose "Transparency > Alpha to selection" from the Layer menu. Then, click on the lower layer and select "Clear" from the Edit menu. That should do it for you. - http://www.bitmuse.com/

This can happen when your system has run out of memory and starts using the swap space a lot. It's probably time to upgrade your RAM. - http://www.bitmuse.com/

Please use and to type in code blocks. It makes reading it much nicer. localtime() takes an argument, which is a time expressed in seconds. So you can just add 45 minutes in seconds to the current time to get the answer you want: import time currenttime = time.time() print...

That's not been my experience. My blog has a comment form, and all it has for protection is a field and a sentence saying 'put the word elbow in this field'. It stopped every piece of comment spam dead. If it starts happening again, I'll just change the word. The trick is that the spammers...

They aren't just sending you spam. They're trying to exploit a common vulnerability in contact forms to send others spam using your form. Many times, simply detecting the exploit attempt and blocking it will be enough to halt the flow. Modify the code (or have someone else modify it) so that...

Honestly, I think you'll have to talk to your ISP about it. There aren't any slick undercover ways to have two domain names. Your ISP will likely be very cooperative with you, as it isn't really any big deal to them. - http://www.bitmuse.com/

Typically, your ISP must set it up in their apache configuration. If your ISP allows a cgi or PHP index page, you could write a script that would pick a different directory dependant on the request URI. - http://www.bitmuse.com/

This is what is killing your process. My guess is that you have many, many CPAN packages already installed on that machine and it simply overran the limit. data seg size (kbytes, -d) 48828 - http://www.bitmuse.com/

Could you please try: $ ulimit -a and tell us what the output is? - http://www.bitmuse.com/

I considered making rentacoder my job at one point. So, I decided my minimum weekly salary and my maximum weekly hours. Then, I made a table, with each row representing a bid amount on a job, and looked at how many of those jobs per week I would have to do. I also did about 10 jobs or so, to...

If you need to get a date, stop programming and go meet some people! Haha. Seriously, if you need the next Wednesday, wouldn't this work? require 'date' class Date def next_wednesday return self + ((3 - self.wday) % 7) end end irb> Date.today.next_wednesday.to_s => "2006-04-12" Hope...

When you see binary and source code offered, they're talking about the form the program comes in. The computer does its magic by following instructions in binary codes. These codes are specific to each kind of CPU. When you see a "binary" offered for download, they are talking about a program...