If you use a unix-like system and have some kind of priviledged access, you
could try: create a new user, say "perlmaster"
chown perlmaster script.pl
chmod 700 script.pl # only "perlmaster" can run it
(echo "#!/bin/sh"; echo "/path/to/script.pl") > run_the_script.sh
chown perlmaster run_the_scri
Dear kind perl guru:
I am aware of the differences between qx// and system(), but here is my
problem...
$s = "\`backquoted'string\`"
print $s,"\n";
#=> `backquoted'string`
system ("echo", $s);
#=> `backquoted'string`
system "echo $s";
#=> sh: command substitution: line 1: unexpect
