From: anon1m0us [mailto:[email protected]]
WHat is sharelist = <<EOS ???
On Feb 7, 12:03 pm, “Gavin K.” [email protected] wrote:
From: anon1m0us [mailto:[email protected]]
WHat is sharelist = <<EOS ???
I checked that URL, I do not see what EOS stands for and how it is
used.
On Feb 7, 12:03 pm, “Gavin K.” [email protected] wrote:
From: anon1m0us [mailto:[email protected]]
WHat is sharelist = <<EOS ???
Ahh, sorry, I was looking for EOS, not “Strings can continue across
multiple input lines”. How would this work if i use srvcheck on
multiple servers that can be stored in an array?
On Thu, Feb 08, 2007 at 03:25:05AM +0900, anon1m0us wrote:
On Feb 7, 12:03 pm, “Gavin K.” [email protected] wrote:
From: anon1m0us [mailto:[email protected]]
WHat is sharelist = <<EOS ???
Ahh, sorry, I was looking for EOS, not “Strings can continue across
multiple input lines”. How would this work if i use srvcheck on
multiple servers that can be stored in an array?
This syntax, called a “here-document”, was just a short-cut way for me
to
include a test dataset directly in the program, instead of reading it in
from
a file.
string = <<FOOBAR
This is a long
multi-line string
FOOBAR
If you run srvcheck across multiple servers, you should just be able to
concatenate all the strings together. The last code example I posted
(with
the regexp scan) didn’t use an array at all.
HTH,
Brian.
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