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$/ = "%";

Why not "\n%\n"?

Oh, and just because I like Tie::File and strict, and dislike using /dev/urandom, here's an alternative implementation:

#!/usr/bin/perl -w use Tie::File; use IO::File; use Fcntl qw(O_RDONLY); use strict; chdir '/home/hagus'; tie my @fortunes, 'Tie::File', '.signatures.rot', mode => O_RDONLY, re +csep => "\n%\n"; IO::File->new('.signature', 'w')->print($fortunes[rand @fortunes]);

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In reply to Re: Signature rotation. by Juerd
in thread Signature rotation. by hagus

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