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Thank you for your posts, the help is very appreciated.
and thank you gb, thats the third or forth time you've helped me.

Hi, i've got a smal tcl code that reads the contents of a file for devices, eth0, eth1 etc... the devs file contains all of the items in the list, but it only returns the last item that matches in the dev file, i know its something to do with the IF's, but i just can't get my head arounfd the correc...

Hi, i've got a smal tcl code that reads the contents of a file for devices, eth0, eth1 etc... the devs file contains all of the items in the list, but it only returns the last item that matches in the dev file, i know its something to do with the IF's, but i just can't get my head arounfd the correc...

Thank you for the response, it works a treat.

p.s. sorry gb if i caused offence with the pm.

if [string match "iptables -A OUTPUT -o \$internet -p tcp" $line] { # it's a match, delete.. yeah thats the thing i want to acheive, but just don't know how to go about the deletion part. i've been using the examples of how to open a file, extract the text, and delete specified numbered l...

sorry that was proberly a bit vague, ############################ #this is the check button command# ############################ if {$http == 1} { set a [open /iptab a+] puts $a "iptables -A OUTPUT -o \$internet -p tcp" <--Inputs iptables command into file close $a } else { ##############...

Just like to state this is a really great forum, actually the most imformative i've been on, btw not brown nosing. lol To my question: I am attempting to write a TCL/TK firewall gui on my fedora core box, just having bit of a problem with deleting strings from a file, I want to pattern match a strin...