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Is there a reason that the sendmail.pm can not be used. The modules can be placed in the local dir in case you are running into permissions errors... -MikeyG

try this instead: $string="tttt 22 22 22"; $string=~ m/.+(\d{2}).+(\d{2}).+(\d{2})/; print "$1 $2 $3" -MikeyG

I know it isn't perl, but I just grabbed this off one of my pages. You could, in the onload portion, alter it to submit the users local time and refresh the screen to the actual URL you want to display. I hate 'auto-click' pages, but it may have to do ;) <script> <!-- function show2(){ if...

to help tighten things up, if you are going from *ix to *ix, you might want to utilize scp instead of ftp with keys intead of passwords... then no password maintenance to worry about...

Yep. Haven't used curses for a couple of years myself. I was hoping to find an OS independant method, as this script runs on both *IX and (blargh) Windoze. Thanks for the idea... Wonder if there are curses libraries for Doze... ;) Anyone else got an idea? I'd hate to have to start...

just chop instances of whitespace from front and back ignoring anything in the middle. Also, if you wish, the commented regex removes duplicate spaces. Feel free to just copy and paste the subroutine out of the code below... #!/usr/bin/perl -w ########################################## #...

Ok, so, yes, I know how to format output using format STDOUT.... What I'm looking to do here is to format the screen into subsections, and redirect output to each section independantly without X11 or any outer gui, so that a user with telnet is A-ok; kind of reminiscent of a tn3270 session into...