From dave.spence at rez.com Mon Mar 1 10:22:53 1999 From: dave.spence at rez.com (Spence, Dave) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:25 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: ISP Recomendations? Message-ID: <22246D1243A0D211BCC100A0C9CFA1C02B0D58@phwexh01.anasazi.com> I am changing jobs and so am looking for an ISP. Here is the list of what I would like. 1 a local or 800 dail number 2 at least a 20mb shell account with cgi-bin 3 perl 4 2 email addressed ( me and my wife ) 5 all this for less than 15$ a month? maybe Dave Spence From bryan.lane at rez.com Mon Mar 1 14:39:55 1999 From: bryan.lane at rez.com (Lane, Bryan) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:25 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: ISP Recomendations? Message-ID: I'm not sure, I use work for my dial-up. Bryan > -----Original Message----- > From: Spence, Dave [mailto:dave.spence@rez.com] > Sent: Monday, March 01, 1999 9:23 AM > To: 'phoenix-pm-list@happyfunball.pm.org' > Subject: Phoenix.pm: ISP Recomendations? > > > > I am changing jobs and so am looking for an ISP. > Here is the list of what I would like. > 1 a local or 800 dail number > 2 at least a 20mb shell account with cgi-bin > 3 perl > 4 2 email addressed ( me and my wife ) > 5 all this for less than 15$ a month? maybe > > Dave Spence > From mekla at geocities.com Mon Mar 1 17:00:23 1999 From: mekla at geocities.com (Shay Harding) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:25 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Job info for anyone interested References: <22246D1243A0D211BCC100A0C9CFA1C02B0D58@phwexh01.anasazi.com> Message-ID: <9903011613270A.00421@shay.cwie.net> OK, for those of you not making $50K per year... you know who you are :) the company I work for really needs Perl programmers that have a solid grasp/ability to learn quickly of the following: 1-- Perl modules, their uses and how to use them (how to implement CGI.pm or LWP suite for instance) 2-- Grasp of complex data structures. An example would be the following: my %table = ('Field1' =>[[center,left,right],[bold,italic,normal],require,1]); The above is a bit extreme but you get the idea. 3-- Simple HTML stuff 4-- SQL, specifically Mysql database using DBI/DBD modules and mysql driver. 5-- UNIX environment (UNIX knowledge not required but helpful). 6-- OOP would be nice but not required. Even if you have moderate knowledge of Perl we'd be interested. Pay is probably around $30 - $34K (of this I am unsure, could be hourly? Don't quote me on these figures). We can teach you if you have a solid base to build on. Experience helpful. If you have any code to show, this would be more helpful. Work is onsite and entails creating from scratch various scripts/programs. Some examples would be: Web bots to verify/gather various information and interface with databases. Online referral program that is established. Interfacing with credit card billing software/online check processing. It's a fun place to work and is very flexible. If interested contact me directly at sharding@ccbill.com A bit of a warning. This company offers web hosting (to include colocation) and credit card processing services. Probably 90% of our clients own adult oriented sites and we host most of them so contact with such is inevitable. Shay Harding From coyotl at primenet.com Mon Mar 1 17:44:13 1999 From: coyotl at primenet.com (Glen G. Walker) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:25 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Job info for anyone interested In-Reply-To: <9903011613270A.00421@shay.cwie.net> Message-ID: On Mon, 1 Mar 1999, Shay Harding wrote: > OK, for those of you not making $50K per year... you know who you are :) the > company I work for really needs Perl programmers that have a solid > grasp/ability to learn quickly of the following: So far so good... > 1-- Perl modules, their uses and how to use them (how to implement CGI.pm or LWP > suite for instance) Damn. > 2-- Grasp of complex data structures. An example would be the following: Damn. > 3-- Simple HTML stuff Yes... > 4-- SQL, specifically Mysql database using DBI/DBD modules and mysql driver. Damn. > 5-- UNIX environment (UNIX knowledge not required but helpful). Yes... > 6-- OOP would be nice but not required. Damn. Well, I have two out of six... :) If they are still hiring in about six months, I will be very interested... > A bit of a warning. This company offers web hosting (to include colocation) and > credit card processing services. Probably 90% of our clients own adult oriented > sites and we host most of them so contact with such is inevitable. No prob... :) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Glen G. Walker, coyotl@primenet.com www.primenet.com/~coyotl ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From coyotl at primenet.com Tue Mar 2 13:24:35 1999 From: coyotl at primenet.com (Glen G. Walker) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:25 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Perl stuuf In-Reply-To: <9903011613270A.00421@shay.cwie.net> Message-ID: Hey, look! An actual Perl-related email! So, I have this little update pl fed by an HTML form. One of the things it does is to store a copy of the updated content seperate so that it can be edited later. So, here is where it gets wierd... $text = $FORM{'text'}; $action = $FORM{'action'}; $action = "nada" unless $action; if ($action =~ "norm") { unless (open (TEXT, ">$path/idx.txt")) { $msg = "(1) Could not open $path/idx.txt"; &mailme; exit; } print TEXT "$text"; close ; (just a fragment of the code...) So on our machine there is no problem, but on the clients maching, the data file "idx.txt" ends up containing the contents of $text, followed by the words ("nada" unless $action;) Any ideas what the hell is causing this??? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Glen G. Walker, coyotl@primenet.com www.primenet.com/~coyotl ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From bryan.lane at rez.com Tue Mar 2 13:51:45 1999 From: bryan.lane at rez.com (Lane, Bryan) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:25 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Perl stuuf Message-ID: What operating system is the client using? What version of perl are they using? What version are you using? What is the distribution of each? Bryan From sharding at ccbill.com Tue Mar 2 14:28:58 1999 From: sharding at ccbill.com (Shay Harding) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:25 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Perl stuuf References: Message-ID: <9903021332160C.01573@shay.cwie.net> On Tue, 02 Mar 1999, you wrote: >Hey, look! An actual Perl-related email! > >So, I have this little update pl fed by an HTML form. One of the things it >does is to store a copy of the updated content seperate so that it can be >edited later. So, here is where it gets wierd... > >$text = $FORM{'text'}; >$action = $FORM{'action'}; >$action = "nada" unless $action; ### $action = "nada" if !$action; ### :) > >if ($action =~ "norm") { > unless (open (TEXT, ">$path/idx.txt")) { > $msg = "(1) Could not open $path/idx.txt"; > &mailme; > exit; > } > print TEXT "$text"; > close ; > >(just a fragment of the code...) > >So on our machine there is no problem, but on the clients maching, the >data file "idx.txt" ends up containing the contents of $text, followed by >the words ("nada" unless $action;) > >Any ideas what the hell is causing this??? Ahhh.. 'unless' must diiiee...:) Phew got that out. Sorry I just hate unless. Why not use if !condition? Saves 4 bytes :) -- Shay Harding sharding@ccbill.com From coyotl at primenet.com Tue Mar 2 14:59:25 1999 From: coyotl at primenet.com (Glen G. Walker) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:25 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Perl stuuf In-Reply-To: Message-ID: On Tue, 2 Mar 1999, Glen G. Walker wrote: > $text = $FORM{'text'}; > $action = $FORM{'action'}; > $action = "nada" unless $action; > > if ($action =~ "norm") { > unless (open (TEXT, ">$path/idx.txt")) { > $msg = "(1) Could not open $path/idx.txt"; > &mailme; > exit; > } > print TEXT "$text"; > close ; > Well, apparently, it was the fact that I wrote instead of TEXT in the close statement.... Doh... Boy, ain't that a peach... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Glen G. Walker, coyotl@primenet.com www.primenet.com/~coyotl ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From dmiles at primenet.com Tue Mar 2 20:01:01 1999 From: dmiles at primenet.com (Doug and Julie Miles) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:25 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Next meeting delayed Message-ID: <3.0.3.32.19990302190101.00d3a700@pop.primenet.com> I'm sorry that I haven't gotten the next meeting put together yet. My mother-in-law just passed away, and I haven't had time to organize it yet. I'll let you know when I do. Or you can get together without me if you don't want to wait. :) Thanks. Doug and Julie Miles From dave.spence at rez.com Tue Mar 2 23:09:42 1999 From: dave.spence at rez.com (Spence, Dave) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:25 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Next meeting delayed Message-ID: <22246D1243A0D211BCC100A0C9CFA1C02B0D6A@phwexh01.anasazi.com> I am so sorry to hear of this. Dave Spence -----Original Message----- From: owner-phoenix-pm-list@happyfunball.pm.org [mailto:owner-phoenix-pm-list@happyfunball.pm.org]On Behalf Of Doug and Julie Miles Sent: Tuesday, March 02, 1999 7:01 PM To: phoenix-pm-list@happyfunball.pm.org Subject: Phoenix.pm: Next meeting delayed I'm sorry that I haven't gotten the next meeting put together yet. My mother-in-law just passed away, and I haven't had time to organize it yet. I'll let you know when I do. Or you can get together without me if you don't want to wait. :) Thanks. Doug and Julie Miles From p at dancris.com Thu Mar 4 00:15:25 1999 From: p at dancris.com (Peter J Jones) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:25 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Perl stuuf References: <9903021332160C.01573@shay.cwie.net> Message-ID: <36DE24FC.33368CE1@dancris.com> Shay Harding wrote: > On Tue, 02 Mar 1999, you wrote: > >Hey, look! An actual Perl-related email! > > > >So, I have this little update pl fed by an HTML form. One of the things it > >does is to store a copy of the updated content seperate so that it can be > >edited later. So, here is where it gets wierd... > > > >$text = $FORM{'text'}; > >$action = $FORM{'action'}; > >$action = "nada" unless $action; > ### $action = "nada" if !$action; ### :) or even less typing... $action |= "nada"; > > > > >if ($action =~ "norm") { > > unless (open (TEXT, ">$path/idx.txt")) { > > $msg = "(1) Could not open $path/idx.txt"; > > &mailme; > > exit; > > } > > print TEXT "$text"; > > close ; > > > >(just a fragment of the code...) > > > >So on our machine there is no problem, but on the clients maching, the > >data file "idx.txt" ends up containing the contents of $text, followed by > >the words ("nada" unless $action;) > > > >Any ideas what the hell is causing this??? > > Ahhh.. 'unless' must diiiee...:) Phew got that out. Sorry I just hate unless. > Why not use if !condition? Saves 4 bytes :) > 'unless' ROCKS! But '|=' is better :-) > > -- > > Shay Harding > sharding@ccbill.com From sharding at ccbill.com Thu Mar 4 08:52:57 1999 From: sharding at ccbill.com (Shay Harding) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:25 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Perl stuuf References: <36DE24FC.33368CE1@dancris.com> Message-ID: <99030408201400.04657@shay.cwie.net> >Shay Harding wrote: > >> On Tue, 02 Mar 1999, you wrote: >> >Hey, look! An actual Perl-related email! >> > >> >So, I have this little update pl fed by an HTML form. One of the things it >> >does is to store a copy of the updated content seperate so that it can be >> >edited later. So, here is where it gets wierd... >> > >> >$text = $FORM{'text'}; >> >$action = $FORM{'action'}; >> >$action = "nada" unless $action; >> ### $action = "nada" if !$action; ### :) > >or even less typing... >$action |= "nada"; You want to overload the bitwise OR operator? What if $action already has a value? Then the current value of $action and "nada" get ORed together bit by bit. Will probably not work as expected. Consider the following code: # Assign $FORM{'action'} to $action $action = $FORM{'action'}; # Bitwise OR the current value of ($action & "nada") and assign it to $action $action |= "nada"; #print the result print"$action\n"; Now if $FORM{'action'} has the value of "norm" then when you print $action you will get "novm" and not "nada" or "norm". This may still work in some instances like if $FORM{'action'} had the value of "none" the result would be 'none' since (none |= nada) = none Sounds like you've used this somewhere? Can you post the code? Maybe I'm missing something here? -- Shay Harding sharding@ccbill.com From p at dancris.com Thu Mar 4 23:44:15 1999 From: p at dancris.com (Peter J Jones) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:25 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Perl stuuf References: <36DE24FC.33368CE1@dancris.com> <99030408201400.04657@shay.cwie.net> Message-ID: <36DF6F2E.9E486E9B@dancris.com> Shay Harding wrote: > >Shay Harding wrote: > > > >> On Tue, 02 Mar 1999, you wrote: > >> >Hey, look! An actual Perl-related email! > >> > > >> >So, I have this little update pl fed by an HTML form. One of the things it > >> >does is to store a copy of the updated content seperate so that it can be > >> >edited later. So, here is where it gets wierd... > >> > > >> >$text = $FORM{'text'}; > >> >$action = $FORM{'action'}; > >> >$action = "nada" unless $action; > >> ### $action = "nada" if !$action; ### :) > > > >or even less typing... > >$action |= "nada"; > You got me... should be $action ||= "nada"; > > You want to overload the bitwise OR operator? What if $action already has a > value? Then the current value of $action and "nada" get ORed together bit by > bit. Will probably not work as expected. > > Consider the following code: > > # Assign $FORM{'action'} to $action > > $action = $FORM{'action'}; > > # Bitwise OR the current value of ($action & "nada") and assign it to $action > $action |= "nada"; > > #print the result > > print"$action\n"; > > Now if $FORM{'action'} has the value of "norm" then when you print $action you > will get "novm" and not "nada" or "norm". > > This may still work in some instances like if $FORM{'action'} had the value of > "none" the result would be 'none' since (none |= nada) = none > > Sounds like you've used this somewhere? Can you post the code? Maybe I'm > missing something here? > > -- > > Shay Harding > sharding@ccbill.com From sharding at ccbill.com Fri Mar 5 08:43:29 1999 From: sharding at ccbill.com (Shay Harding) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:25 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Perl stuuf References: <36DF6F2E.9E486E9B@dancris.com> Message-ID: <99030507443306.04018@shay.cwie.net> On Thu, 04 Mar 1999, you wrote: >Shay Harding wrote: > >> >Shay Harding wrote: >> > >> >> On Tue, 02 Mar 1999, you wrote: >> >> >Hey, look! An actual Perl-related email! >> >> > >> >> >So, I have this little update pl fed by an HTML form. One of the things it >> >> >does is to store a copy of the updated content seperate so that it can be >> >> >edited later. So, here is where it gets wierd... >> >> > >> >> >$text = $FORM{'text'}; >> >> >$action = $FORM{'action'}; >> >> >$action = "nada" unless $action; >> >> ### $action = "nada" if !$action; ### :) >> > >> >or even less typing... >> >$action |= "nada"; >> > >You got me... should be $action ||= "nada"; Ahh, I see now. I was really confused on that one. Just a typo then :) -- Shay Harding sharding@ccbill.com From dmiles at primenet.com Wed Mar 10 14:14:24 1999 From: dmiles at primenet.com (Doug and Julie Miles) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:25 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Social Meeting 03/18/1999 Message-ID: <3.0.3.32.19990310131424.008f6df0@pop.primenet.com> We're having a Phoenix.pm meeting at La Canasta Mexican Restaurant at 7:00PM on Thursday March 18th. The address is 5502 N 7th Ave. (7th Ave & Missouri). It is right across from the MAC America building. Please RSVP via email so I can get a head count to let the restaurant know. I'll make sure that the people at the door point you in the right direction. Just tell them you're with the Perl group. Doug and Julie Miles From dmiles at primenet.com Wed Mar 10 14:15:41 1999 From: dmiles at primenet.com (Doug and Julie Miles) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:25 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Social Meeting 03/18/1999 Message-ID: <3.0.3.32.19990310131541.008f9a00@pop.primenet.com> Whoops. My email address is dmiles@webpulse.com for RSVPs. Doug and Julie Miles From p at dancris.com Wed Mar 10 22:50:04 1999 From: p at dancris.com (Peter J Jones) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:25 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Perl Question :-) Message-ID: <36E74B7C.2741169C@dancris.com> Hello all, Last night I was about to lay down for the night when it just hit me, ya know, like when God just reveals something to you (does that ever happen to you?). Let me explain... I am in the middle of a Perl script that uses the allow and deny principles that other Unix programs do, like cron. If there is an allow file your username must be in it and if there is a deny file your username must not be there. After I read and parse the config file I "push" allow and deny usernames onto an array. Here is what hit me. What would prevent a user from starting the script up with "perl -d script" and then "push"ing their username onto the allow array and then typing "c"? Now don't get me wrong, this is not a script that runs suid or is really a security concern, what concerns me is how would I make debugging a Perl script not an option to users so that if need be I could write a truly secure Perl script that uses this allow and deny principle? I wanted to write you guys and gals to find out what you would do... Peter J Jones Surprise, AZ From coyotl at primenet.com Thu Mar 11 03:14:50 1999 From: coyotl at primenet.com (Glen G. Walker) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:25 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Perl Question :-) In-Reply-To: <36E74B7C.2741169C@dancris.com> Message-ID: On Wed, 10 Mar 1999, Peter J Jones wrote: > principles that other Unix programs do, like cron. If there is an allow > file your username must be in it and if there is a deny file your > ... > could write a truly secure Perl script that uses this allow and deny > principle? Damn it, every time I start thinking I know Perl, somebody says something way over my head like this and I feel clueless again... :) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Glen G. Walker, coyotl@primenet.com www.primenet.com/~coyotl ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From kev at primenet.com Thu Mar 11 13:31:52 1999 From: kev at primenet.com (Kevin Buettner) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:25 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Perl Question :-) In-Reply-To: Peter J Jones "Phoenix.pm: Perl Question :-)" (Mar 10, 9:50pm) References: <36E74B7C.2741169C@dancris.com> Message-ID: <990311123153.ZM22711@redrock.lan> On Mar 10, 9:50pm, Peter J Jones wrote: > Last night I was about to lay down for the night when it just hit > me, ya know, like when God just reveals something to you (does that ever > happen to you?). Let me explain... > > I am in the middle of a Perl script that uses the allow and deny > principles that other Unix programs do, like cron. If there is an allow > file your username must be in it and if there is a deny file your > username must not be there. After I read and parse the config file I > "push" allow and deny usernames onto an array. Here is what hit me. What > would prevent a user from starting the script up with "perl -d script" > and then "push"ing their username onto the allow array and then typing > "c"? Now don't get me wrong, this is not a script that runs suid or is > really a security concern, what concerns me is how would I make > debugging a Perl script not an option to users so that if need be I > could write a truly secure Perl script that uses this allow and deny > principle? > > I wanted to write you guys and gals to find out what you would do... I don't know how to stop a perl script from being run in the debugger. But let's look at it from another angle. Suppose you wrote your program in C or C++. Would it then be secure? No! And for the same reasons; I can still run the program in the debugger... when it comes time to examine the allow / deny files (or however you have it stored), you could simply change the program counter to skip these checks. (Stripping the symbols makes the problem harder, but not insurmountable.) If you want set up a perl script which only allows some people to run it and not others, you might want to create a group with just those folks in it. Then do a "chmod o-x,g+x" on it. Kevin -- Kevin Buettner kev@primenet.com From dmiles at primenet.com Thu Mar 11 15:31:34 1999 From: dmiles at primenet.com (Doug and Julie Miles) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:26 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Randal Schwartz in town March 24th Message-ID: <3.0.3.32.19990311143134.00912210@pop.primenet.com> Randal said: Well, my final destination that evening is in Chandler, so the closer we get there the better. As for "food I like", PM meetings are often had in places with local microbrew, if you can find one. Doug said: Anybody out there familiar with restaurants in Chandler or near there with local microbrew? Let me know. As soon as I find a place I'll get a time, and let everyone know what the plan is. Thanks. Doug and Julie Miles From mark at wcws.com Sat Mar 13 02:29:38 1999 From: mark at wcws.com (Mark A. Sharkey) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:26 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Social Meeting 03/18/1999 References: <3.0.3.32.19990310131541.008f9a00@pop.primenet.com> Message-ID: <36EA21F2.C74D06A1@wcws.com> Yes, I will be able to attend. Doug and Julie Miles wrote: > Whoops. My email address is dmiles@webpulse.com for RSVPs. > > Doug and Julie Miles -- Mark A. Sharkey World Class Web Sites mark@wcws.com 800 844 4434 (toll free) 602 461 9765 (local) 602 461 9312 (fax) From mekla at geocities.com Sat Mar 13 23:43:23 1999 From: mekla at geocities.com (Shay Harding) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:26 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Social Meeting 03/18/1999 References: <3.0.3.32.19990310131541.008f9a00@pop.primenet.com> <36EA21F2.C74D06A1@wcws.com> Message-ID: <36EB4C7B.3612ACD0@geocities.com> I will be there. Shay Harding > > > Doug and Julie Miles wrote: > > > Whoops. My email address is dmiles@webpulse.com for RSVPs. > > > > Doug and Julie Miles From bshort at speedchoice.com Mon Mar 15 08:21:01 1999 From: bshort at speedchoice.com (Brian Short) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:26 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Social Meeting 03/18/1999 In-Reply-To: <3.0.3.32.19990310131424.008f6df0@pop.primenet.com> Message-ID: <4.1.19990315141706.01e6f180@mail.phoenix.speedchoice.com> I am interested in learning (more) Perl, but I'm not familiar with the customs of this club? Don't want to intrude where I may not fit, etc. >We're having a Phoenix.pm meeting at La Canasta Mexican Restaurant at ... -- "I can't understand why people are frightened of new ideas. I'm frightened of the old ones." - John Cage -- Brian Short, K7ON 1994 E Laguna Dr Tempe, Az 85282 bshort@speedchoice.com >or< http://www.qex.net/k7on/ -- From bryan.lane at rez.com Mon Mar 15 10:37:18 1999 From: bryan.lane at rez.com (Lane, Bryan) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:26 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Social Meeting 03/18/1999 Message-ID: Join the party. I'm sure it will be a great meeting to be introduced to a lot of people in the group. Bryan > I am interested in learning (more) Perl, but I'm not familiar > with the customs > of this club? Don't want to intrude where I may not fit, etc. > > >We're having a Phoenix.pm meeting at La Canasta Mexican Restaurant at > ... > > > -- > "I can't understand why people are frightened of new > ideas. I'm frightened of the old ones." - John Cage > -- > Brian Short, K7ON 1994 E Laguna Dr Tempe, Az 85282 > bshort@speedchoice.com >or< http://www.qex.net/k7on/ > -- > From bryan.lane at rez.com Mon Mar 15 10:37:57 1999 From: bryan.lane at rez.com (Lane, Bryan) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:26 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Social Meeting 03/18/1999 Message-ID: I'll be there. Bryan > -----Original Message----- > From: Doug and Julie Miles [mailto:dmiles@primenet.com] > Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 1999 1:14 PM > To: phoenix-pm-list@happyfunball.pm.org > Subject: Phoenix.pm: Social Meeting 03/18/1999 > > > We're having a Phoenix.pm meeting at La Canasta Mexican Restaurant at > 7:00PM on Thursday March 18th. The address is 5502 N 7th > Ave. (7th Ave & > Missouri). It is right across from the MAC America building. > Please RSVP > via email so I can get a head count to let the restaurant > know. I'll make > sure that the people at the door point you in the right > direction. Just > tell them you're with the Perl group. > > Doug and Julie Miles > From dmiles at primenet.com Mon Mar 15 11:19:58 1999 From: dmiles at primenet.com (Doug and Julie Miles) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:26 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Social Meeting 03/18/1999 In-Reply-To: <4.1.19990315141706.01e6f180@mail.phoenix.speedchoice.com> References: <3.0.3.32.19990310131424.008f6df0@pop.primenet.com> Message-ID: <3.0.3.32.19990315101958.00967340@pop.primenet.com> At 02:21 PM 3/15/99 +0000, you wrote: > >I am interested in learning (more) Perl, but I'm not familiar with the customs >of this club? Don't want to intrude where I may not fit, etc. If you are interested in Perl, you fit. :) There really isn't any other requirement. >>We're having a Phoenix.pm meeting at La Canasta Mexican Restaurant at >... > > >-- >"I can't understand why people are frightened of new >ideas. I'm frightened of the old ones." - John Cage >-- >Brian Short, K7ON 1994 E Laguna Dr Tempe, Az 85282 >bshort@speedchoice.com >or< http://www.qex.net/k7on/ >-- > > > Doug and Julie Miles From dmiles at primenet.com Mon Mar 15 12:24:44 1999 From: dmiles at primenet.com (Doug and Julie Miles) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:26 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Meeting Thursday Message-ID: <3.0.3.32.19990315112444.009553b0@pop.primenet.com> Sorry guys, I just had a work situation come up. I won't be able to make it on Thursday. I'll still make sure the restaurant knows how many are coming. Have some chips and salsa for me! Doug and Julie Miles From coyotl at primenet.com Mon Mar 15 14:33:00 1999 From: coyotl at primenet.com (Glen G. Walker) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:26 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Meeting Thursday In-Reply-To: <3.0.3.32.19990315112444.009553b0@pop.primenet.com> Message-ID: Don't forget, folks, we will be in the back dining room, which almost seems next door to the restaraunt... it will be apparent when you get there... call me at 207-3290 if there is any confusion. On Mon, 15 Mar 1999, Doug and Julie Miles wrote: > Sorry guys, I just had a work situation come up. I won't be able to make > it on Thursday. I'll still make sure the restaurant knows how many are > coming. Have some chips and salsa for me! > > Doug and Julie Miles > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Glen G. Walker, coyotl@primenet.com www.primenet.com/~coyotl ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From dmiles at primenet.com Fri Mar 19 13:42:21 1999 From: dmiles at primenet.com (Doug and Julie Miles) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:26 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Dinner with Randal Schwartz Message-ID: <3.0.3.32.19990319124221.0091b6d0@pop.primenet.com> Phoenix.pm is hosting a dinner with Randal Schwartz, co-author of Programming Perl (The Camel), Learning Perl, and Learning Perl on Win32 Systems. It will be held on Wednesday, March 24th 1999 at 6:00PM. We will be eating at: Copper Canyon Brewing & Ale House 5945 W. Ray Rd. Chandler, AZ 85226 It is located on Ray Rd. east of Kyrene Rd. Feel free to bring a copy of one of Randal's books if you'd like to have it signed. Please RSVP by Tuesday, March 23rd so I can let the restaurant know how many are coming. dmiles@webpulse.com 993-0304 Doug and Julie Miles From bryan.lane at rez.com Fri Mar 19 14:54:47 1999 From: bryan.lane at rez.com (Lane, Bryan) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:26 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Dinner with Randal Schwartz Message-ID: I'm going to be there! > -----Original Message----- > From: Doug and Julie Miles [mailto:dmiles@primenet.com] > Sent: Friday, March 19, 1999 12:42 PM > To: phoenix-pm-list@happyfunball.pm.org; rayn@rez.com > Cc: merlyn@stonehenge.com > Subject: Phoenix.pm: Dinner with Randal Schwartz > > > Phoenix.pm is hosting a dinner with Randal Schwartz, co-author of > Programming Perl (The Camel), Learning Perl, and Learning > Perl on Win32 > Systems. It will be held on Wednesday, March 24th 1999 at > 6:00PM. We will > be eating at: > > Copper Canyon Brewing & Ale House > 5945 W. Ray Rd. > Chandler, AZ 85226 > > It is located on Ray Rd. east of Kyrene Rd. Feel free to > bring a copy of > one of Randal's books if you'd like to have it signed. Please RSVP by > Tuesday, March 23rd so I can let the restaurant know how many > are coming. > > dmiles@webpulse.com > 993-0304 > > Doug and Julie Miles > From mekla at geocities.com Fri Mar 19 16:19:54 1999 From: mekla at geocities.com (Shay Harding) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:26 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Dinner with Randal Schwartz References: <3.0.3.32.19990319124221.0091b6d0@pop.primenet.com> Message-ID: <99031915202906.00965@shay.cwie.net> I'll be there if I can find it :) On Fri, 19 Mar 1999, you wrote: >Phoenix.pm is hosting a dinner with Randal Schwartz, co-author of >Programming Perl (The Camel), Learning Perl, and Learning Perl on Win32 >Systems. It will be held on Wednesday, March 24th 1999 at 6:00PM. We will >be eating at: > >Copper Canyon Brewing & Ale House >5945 W. Ray Rd. >Chandler, AZ 85226 > >It is located on Ray Rd. east of Kyrene Rd. Feel free to bring a copy of >one of Randal's books if you'd like to have it signed. Please RSVP by >Tuesday, March 23rd so I can let the restaurant know how many are coming. > >dmiles@webpulse.com >993-0304 > >Doug and Julie Miles -- Shay Harding From dmiles at primenet.com Wed Mar 24 14:33:19 1999 From: dmiles at primenet.com (Doug and Julie Miles) Date: Thu Aug 5 00:17:26 2004 Subject: Phoenix.pm: Reminder: Dinner with Randal Schwartz Message-ID: <3.0.3.32.19990324133319.008bde10@pop.primenet.com> Phoenix.pm is hosting a dinner with Randal Schwartz, co-author of Programming Perl (The Camel), Learning Perl, and Learning Perl on Win32 Systems. It will be held on Wednesday, March 24th 1999 at 6:00PM. We will be eating at: Copper Canyon Brewing & Ale House 5945 W. Ray Rd. Chandler, AZ 85226 It is located on Ray Rd. east of Kyrene Rd. (Which is a mile or so East of I10). Feel free to bring a copy of one of Randal's books if you'd like to have it signed. If you haven't RSVP'd yet, there is still time. Just let me know as soon as you can dmiles@webpulse.com 993-0304 Doug and Julie Miles