[NERD labs] Can you please test my Module Sys::Hostname::Long
FooBard
foobard at cmetech.com.au
Sun Mar 21 17:25:53 CST 2004
On Thu, Mar 18, 2004 at 02:56:19PM +1100, Scott Penrose wrote:
> Hey Dudes,
>
> I am about to release a new version of my Sys::Hostname::Long.
> It has many new ways of detecting the long hostname.
>
from the racks @ nerdlabs...
i'm sure y'all be dying to hear the results for sco openserver ;)
$
$ perl testall.pl
Format STDOUT redefined at testall.pl line 17.
hostname: ERROR: Illegal option -- -
hostname [-s] [hostname]
Method |Title |Result
-----------------|---------------------------------|---------------------------------------
AUTOMATIC |via network |cunts
exec_hostname |Execute "hostname"
|cunts.cmetech.com.au
hostname: ERROR: Illegal option -- -
hostname [-s] [hostname]
exec_hostname_fqd|Execute "hostname --fqdn" |
gethostbyname |Get Host by Name |
ip |Network Socket IP then Hostname v|192.168.1.76
network |Network Socket hostname (not DNS)|cunts
uname |POSIX::unae |cunts
win32_registry1 |WIN32 Registry |
win32_registry2 |WIN32 Registry |
$
yes, the sco box is called "cunts" - it was crash's idea :)
i had a lot of trouble with the makefile - starting with the fact that
openserver doesn't come with make :P
i am also half way to testing sys hostname long on HP-UX 10.2 + 11.0,
AIX 4.2, IRIX 5.3. Stay tuned to find out how they go.
if there is anyone with VMS or OS/400 knowledge on list i could really
do with some help getting these OS'es running.
scooter mentioned that someone already tested on Solaris, so i didn't
attempt that platform.
not sure if there is any interest in weird-ass OS'es - RISCOS, Plan9,
BeOS, Hurd, ...?
let me know
L8rz,
FooBard - Jester from the Court of Chaos
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