Hello Anonymousmonk,

Does this mean I'm not getting a check from you next week? bwahaha

Never come to a place for free handouts, then complain that the handouts are not good enough for you. Bad wu wei.

from your first response to me

Oh, my stars... Another totally useless reply from one of the GreatMinds at PerlMonks.

...and onward from there.

It seems you are going way way out of your way to attack us, for not giving you an answer. Or maybe this is part of a psyche test?

All I can say, is may all the animosity you generate, be turned back to you. Hopefully into your first ulcer. I am sort of glad that you personally can't find the answer, I think the universe wants it that way. You deserve your ignorant state.

By the way, if you want me to give infallible answers, make me Pope bwahaha

I'm not really a human, but I play one on earth.
Old Perl Programmer Haiku ................... flash japh

In reply to Re^7: Net::OpenSSH killing script by zentara
in thread Net::OpenSSH killing script by jaiieq

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