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I have a rather lengthy CGI script that I wrote about 5 years ago, but it's still functional. At the very beginning, though, it connects to a database, then loads several variables. It would be nice if these could stay persistent. Rather than rewriting the whole thing, I'm thinking that it might be simpler to use SpeedyCGI to just keep a connection open to these

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Hello, From a resource perspective, would it be better to loop through and scan each subnet or build my list of subnets and scan once? Does it matter? For instance, would I be better looping through: nmap -sS SUBNET_1 nmap -sS SUBNET_2 nmap -sS SUBNET_3 ..... or nmap -sS SUBNET_1 SUBNET_2 SUBNET_3 .....

This is a newbie question, I admit, but I don't know the answer. Suppose I am parsing a file line by line, and I want to push to an array all substrings on that line that match a pattern. For example, consider the listing below. @urls SHOULD contain this: @urls = (http:// google.com, [link], [link], [link])

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Hi I have created a traditional physical standby instance from a hot backup using a standby controlfile etc. from the primary db (10.2.0.4). Not using dataguard but there were no issues during creation. In standby mode if I querry v$recover file I receive the following. FILE# ONLINE ONLINE_STATUS ERROR CHANGE# TIME

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Hello list, I want to talk to an XML RPC service over ip6 (the server doesn't listen over ip4). However, with the three modules I tried so far (XML::RPC, RPC::XML, Frontier::RPC::Client), it tries to do the request over ip4, even though the hostname I gave only resolve to ip6. I know for a fact that it should work, as the same script in Python works.

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