#!/usr/bin/perl -w
# bourne.pl "monkified" v1.0
# bart lines 5 & 29, and theorbtwo for ! delimiters line 36
use strict;
############
## note: six assumptions are made here...
## 1) $USER legal characters are alphanumeric, "_", or "-"
## 2) $USER is between 3 and 16 characters in length
## 3) your default shell is a bourne-like shell (like bash)
## 4) you know enough bourne shell to not get in trouble
## 5) your $HOME directory is /home/$USER
## 6) you accept that you are using this at your own risk
my @cmds = split /\n/, <<'--CMDs--';

############
##  edit

whoami
pwd
id
echo \$PATH=$PATH
echo \$PERL5LIB=$PERL5LIB
perl -V

############
## no edit

--CMDs--
my $i=4;
my $size=@cmds;
my $me=`whoami`;
my $dir=`pwd`;
$me=~s/\n//;
$dir=~s/\n//;
$dir=~s!\/home\/[\w-]{3,16}\/!\/!;
my $prompt="$me\@~$dir>";
print "Content-type: text/plain\n\n";
while ($i <= $size - 4) { my $cmd=$cmds[$i]; print $prompt,"$cmd\n",`$
+cmd`,"\n"; $i++; }

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