No idea. But here's the script for somebody that might me able to help.
(For future reference it's probably better to use the '#' in the toolbar to surrounding your code ;-).
Note: This is not meant to start a flamewar. I am looking for serious answers to questions regarding OpenBSD.
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Okay, so I'm a little familiar with C and Linux, but my shell scripting experience is limited to say the least. I know that you begin a shell script with this
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I have a sun blade with 2 x nics configured, both on different subnets. The eri0 interface (192.168.0.100) is connected to my router (192.168.0.1), but if i try to ping the router, it times out.
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Hi folks, can you help me decipher this?
I know that ftp will accept input from all commands until it encounters EOF again but I don't quite make sense of what the entirety of the script is really trying to achieve.
Many thanks.
ftp -n someserver << EOF | head -20
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dbase_get_header_info
DBASE_GET_HEADER_INFO(3) 1 DBASE_GET_HEADER_INFO(3)dbase_get_header_info - Gets the header info of a databaseSYNOPSIS
array dbase_get_header_info (int $dbase_identifier)
DESCRIPTION
Returns information on the column structure of the given database link identifier.
PARAMETERS
o $dbase_identifier
- The database link identifier, returned by dbase_open(3) or dbase_create(3).
RETURN VALUES
An indexed array with an entry for each column in the database. The array index starts at 0.
Each array element contains an associative array of column information, as described here:
o name
- The name of the column
o type
- The human-readable name for the dbase type of the column (i.e. date, boolean, etc.)
o length
- The number of bytes this column can hold
o precision
- The number of digits of decimal precision for the column
o format
- A suggested printf(3) format specifier for the column
o offset
- The byte offset of the column from the start of the row
If the database header information cannot be read, FALSE is returned.
EXAMPLES
Example #1
Showing header information for a dBase database file
<?php
// Path to dbase file
$db_path = "/tmp/test.dbf";
// Open dbase file
$dbh = dbase_open($db_path, 0)
or die("Error! Could not open dbase database file '$db_path'.");
// Get column information
$column_info = dbase_get_header_info($dbh);
// Display information
print_r($column_info);
?>
PHP Documentation Group DBASE_GET_HEADER_INFO(3)