On Sep 27, Ryan Frantz said:
# list the processes to hunt for my @findProcesses = ( "putty", "firefox", );foreach my $process (in $serverObj->InstancesOf("Win32_PerfFormattedData_PerfProc_Process")) { foreach my $matchProcess ( @findProcesses ) { if ( $process->{Name} =~ /$matchProcess/oi ) {
You're using the /o modifier here, and that's causing your problem. I'm guessing you don't actually know what the /o modifier does. It tells Perl the regex won't change after it's been compiled the first time. Remove the /o modifier and I believe your code will run fine.
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