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  1. NetworkGhost

    CCIE Security Virtual Study - Saturday

    All, I will be hosting a virtual study via webex this Saturday. The idea is to concentrate on Layer 2 Security. Everyone is welcome to join. I am by no means a expert but just looking for a opportunity to learn from others and also help out where I can. http://www.wr-mem.com/?p=124 - Joe...
  2. NetworkGhost

    AJAX Script slow

    Got a quick question. Got some slowness in my javascript that I dont experince when I go to the page itself. Hopefully someone can point me in the right direction: Here is the script: var xmlHttp function showResult(str) { if (str.length==0) { document.getElementById("livesearch")...
  3. NetworkGhost

    Keyword popup

    Wanted to throw this out for some advice. What Id like to do is create a keyword lookup based off of info I have in a database similar to yahoo.com http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080409/ap_on_go_co/us_iraq;_ylt=AqddGcZXa_wN9G45x6qD4.Ks0NUE I want to identify matching phrases against the database...
  4. NetworkGhost

    350-018 - Passed

    Just wanted to post that I passed with CCIE Security Written this morning. A few of us that are on this path are blogging about experiences and challenges at our site: www.wr-mem.com. There are no tricks as far as aI could tell outside the blueprint. Good luck to all! http://www.wr-mem.com
  5. NetworkGhost

    REGEX multiple matches in one line

    Made a script to get google results. When I parse the file it seems google does not include carriage returns. What I need to do is regex all the links from the file. If there are multiple matches in one line then I need to pull all occurrences of the string. so this is what I was working with...
  6. NetworkGhost

    regex problem

    Hi all. Got a problem with my regex Trying to match the beginning and end of a word so I dont break words such as breakfast if I was looking for just break. Here is the line: set newword [exec echo "$newword | sed "s/\b$redword\b//"] using TCL. The error Im getting is: extra characters...
  7. NetworkGhost

    Using exec with Perl

    When I use the following from CLI I have no problems. exec perl -pi -e 's/\xbf//' file.txt When try ing to call with exec using TCL I get no error but the result is nothing is performed. set tmp [lindex $::argv 0] exec perl -pi -e 's/\xbf//' $tmp I have tried with the actual file name...
  8. NetworkGhost

    Remove "�" from a string

    Anyone now of anyway to remove special chacters like these "�" out of a string? There are other special chacters I would like to maintain. Just want to get rid of these ones. I was using TCL regsub but couldnt get it to work. Would really like to get this resolved. Thanks http://www.wr-mem.com
  9. NetworkGhost

    Regsub matching �A

    Trying to match these characters with regsub to replace them with a space. seem like regsub doesnt like matching them � regsub -all {�} $wline " " wikidiv1 Any help is appreciated. http://www.wr-mem.com
  10. NetworkGhost

    Open Bracket error

    Trying to use regsub to replace a bracket in a string: regsub -all \] $htmldiv2 {A} repchar Keep getting the open bracket error. Anybody have any ideas? http://www.wr-mem.com
  11. NetworkGhost

    Cisco Beta Search

    Cisco has a beta search out if anyone is interested: http://tools.cisco.com/search/JSP/search-results.get?strQueryText=Cisco%20PIX http://www.wr-mem.com
  12. NetworkGhost

    Integrate TCL script

    Anyone know how to integrate or call a TCL script using PHP? What I have is a script that does some parsing then returns variables. I want the form input to feed the script for the parsing hten script returns output to the php page Would it be possible call this script from a php file...
  13. NetworkGhost

    Convert Date

    I want to convert a date like 10/30/2007 to be something like Sat, 30 Oct 2007 Ive tried the clock command but you can only submit integers. Is there anyway to do this with TCL? Thanks http://www.wr-mem.com
  14. NetworkGhost

    Display page with javascrip

    Want to do something similar to iframe except I want to include a page and strip headers and footers or just grab the contents between the form tags. Anyone know how to go about doing this? http://www.wr-mem.com
  15. NetworkGhost

    Cisco PIX Configuration Examples

    A link everyone here should have bookmarked: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/vpndevc/ps2030/prod_configuration_examples_list.html Free Firewall/Network/Systems Support- http://firewalls.ath.cx
  16. NetworkGhost

    New Cisco Doc Format

    Anybody seen this doc? Any comments? I wish there was a link to submit requests for documentation. http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6120/products_configuration_example09186a00808c0603.shtml Free Firewall/Network/Systems Support- http://firewalls.ath.cx
  17. NetworkGhost

    Object Required runtime error

    Getting a Object Required runtime error for my jscript in IE When I debug the terminal points to: idhead.style.display = 'none' Everything works ok, just dont want the broswer throwing errors. ANyone have any ideas? Here is my code: function tabshow(tabid) { var objID = "tabid" if...
  18. NetworkGhost

    Expect problem "grep -c"

    I have the following script #!/bin/expect set get_cat [open categories r] set catlist [split [read $get_cat] \n]; close $get_cat set incr 0 foreach line $catlist { set val_i [expr {$incr + 1}] set prod [lindex $line 0] set sht_title [lindex $line 1] set mncat [lindex $line 2] set catarg...
  19. NetworkGhost

    REGEX Problem Expect

    Hello All, After getting some great help from the forum I tried going a little further and am running into another issue. Here is my code: set html {<a href="https://www.testing.com/inet/ent_logon/Logoff?Auto:LogOffR=TRUE-10-10">Text</a>} regexp {\?.*\-\b} $html match match puts $match...
  20. NetworkGhost

    REGEX grab content between tags

    Trying grab the number out of the following string: <span class="intronum"><sort date-type="number" select="//meta/@tot"></sort>1120</span> Using the following: cat file | grep </sort\b[^>]*>(.*?)</span> I definitly need to buff up on Regex but could use some help. Thanks. Free...

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