Re: @net-who

• Date: Mon, 25 Nov 1996 06:24:00 PST
• From:
  Patrick Sibenaler <patrick@arch.ethz.ch>
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• In-Reply-to: "Tone <tone@cs.newcastle.edu.au> \"Re: @net-who\" (Nov 25, 5:33am)31
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• References: <1.5.4.16.19960926003832.2c1f50d4@peach.newcastle.edu.au>

> Change the last line of $string_utils:connection_hostname_bsd to:
>  return strsub($string_utils:explode(s)[4], ",", "") || "";

Right! This is the thing to do. Not changing the string values!

That line is originally:
return strsub($string_utils:explode(s)[3], ",", "") || "";


Your verb will look like this:
#20:connection_hostname_bsd   this none this
 1:  "Takes the output from connection_name() and returns just the host string portion of
it.  Assumes you are using bsd_network style connection names.";
 2:  s = args[1];
 3:  "Original value was ...explode(s)[3],.... in the next line";
 4:  return strsub($string_utils:explode(s)[4], ",", "") || "";



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