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Jesus Christ, are you here?
I'm not looking for God, I'm looking for the guy with that nick, or anyone that can help for that matter.
I'm collecting emails from one of my websites, and they come in this format in a text file : ---------------------- "name" <[email protected]> REMOTE IP : 000.00.0.0 DATE/TIME : 2004-12-21 20:47:43 ---------------------- What is the easiest way to 'extract' the emails only. Any ideas? |
Use my website for answers. It has an "Ask Jesus" section:
http://www.confesstojesus.com/ Otherwise, I haven't seen the nick you speak of in quite some time. |
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What the...:1orglaugh
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no jesus does not troll porn message boards :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh
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whois confesstojesus.com
Name Servers: ns1.bitchhost.com ns2.bitchhost.com LMFAO :1orglaugh :1orglaugh |
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How about a regular expression as you scan the file. It's ghey, but here's some sudo code; emails = ""; foreach(line in file) { match('/(".*?" \<.*?\>/',line, matched); emails .= matched[0]."\n"; } -- granted my regular expression sucks, but the idea is there. |
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Something like: get all the text b/n < and > because all the emails are in this format: <[email protected]> |
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He usedta hang out with Mary Magdolene, after all... and apparently she was quite the choice peice of ass back in the day. :thumbsup |
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