Talk: How to have PERL script execute automagically for random .sig
Lawrence Lim <fba...@cobra.nus.sg> wrote: >[script cleared] >I've tried out the script... But the random effect can't appear... The >same old sig keep appearin instead of changin... >Or is the machine only choosin the same number??... hehehe... >Anyone willin to help me on this??... Thanx in advance... >And one more thing... How to I execute the script??... ie do I just place >the script in the rc file or in the login file... Or somethin else??... You execute the script by simply typing in its name in your shell, i.e.: sigscript That's it. If you want to see the changes made automagically on every post, then add the following line to your .login file: setenv NEWSPOSTER '~/sigs/sigscript\;Pnews -h %h' where ~/sigs/sigscript is the full path and name of the script. L8er... -Eric (happily using a random .sig) :> -- URL- http://www.engr.wisc.edu/~agnew (/pumpkin.html) | SP FAQ maintainer :) "In the beginning, everything was very young." -Mark M, "Aggravating Answers to Annoying Questions"
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