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Hello fellow monks! After a short stint in the OK penn I am back hacking the kern at a major oil and gas company! w00t!!

I am trying to pass a list of hosts to this l33t h@xor code

 use strict;
 use Parse::DMIDecode ();
 
 my $decoder = new Parse::DMIDecode;
 $decoder->probe; # Actively probe using dmidecode
  
 # Manually supply your own dmidecode output to be parsed
 # $decoder->parse(qx(sudo /usr/sbin/dmidecode));
  
 printf("System: %s, %s",
         $decoder->keyword("system-manufacturer"),
         $decoder->keyword("system-product-name"),
     );
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what say you unfaithful ones!

Kevin Raymer
Senior Programmer
27 years experience!
Respect Sarah Palin!

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