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4 Weeks Ago

Bloke

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backslashing periods

Hello,

I have a script which configures a system,
the configuration is currently manual and error prone.

I am writting a script, which currently uses hard-coded values.

I don't know how to take an IP, e.g. 123.456.789.111, and backslash the periods, so I can pass it to an

PHP Code:


			
`exec perl blah sips:6000\@123\.456\.678\.111:5061`

Any ideas guys?

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