in reply to Password Authentication

Make sure capitalization is the same on each... If you don't want to compare in a case-sensitive fashion, try this:

unless ((uc $my_user eq uc $page_usr)&&(uc $my_passw eq uc $page_passw))

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Re: Re: Password Authentication
by Chady (Priest) on Mar 14, 2001 at 04:06 UTC
    just a quick question... do we need all these parenthesis ??
    this works just fine
    if (uc $my_user eq uc $page_usr && uc $my_passw eq uc $page_passw) {
    right??
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      In this case, && has lower precedence than eq, so parens aren't required... but I'd always use parens just to make it clear in code that that's the precedence I wanted.

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      Me spell chucker work grate. Need grandma chicken.

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      The parenthesis make it easier to read, IMHO.
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