On May 2, 11:51 pm, ag4ve...@gmail.com (shawn wilson) wrote:
> On May 2, 2011 2:14 PM, "Kenneth Wolcott" wrote:
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> > It looks like you have a great working system for annually forcing
> > the change of UNIX passwords in a systematic manner, but it would
> > definitely not be good to emulate
Hi!,
I have to make a platform independent script that will
start a server and client in the script. I attempted
this using fork method. Although the script runs well
in UNIX, it does not run on Nt - giving the error:
The process cannot access the file because
it is being used by another process.
Hi!,
I have to make a platform independent script that will
start a server and client in the script. I attempted
this using fork method. Although the script runs well
in UNIX, it does not run on Nt - giving the error:
The process cannot access the file because
it is being used by another process.
Hi,
I am executing a system command through a Perl script.
As of now if the system command succeeds it goes to
the output file and if the command fails it does not.
Is there anyway of piping error messages also to the
output file if the command does not execute properly?
PLease let me know how
Hi!,
I have a perl script test.pl which is present in
directory A. And this test.pl script uses some other
scripts in directory A to do some processes, and hence
uses relative paths respective to directory A. The
perl script runs successully in directory A.
But when I have to call this Perl scr
Hi,
I want to start a server and a client script using a
perl scripting. I was wondering if this can be
efficiently done using the multithreading feature in
perl script. Can anyone give sample scripts that
brings up some server and a client using the same
script.
Also is there anyway to bring do
Hi,
I am a beginner in Perl and have a very trivial query. I have some .expect
files in my directory structure which are spread all throughout. I want to
convert these files (only expect files) to .expect.bak. Please let me know
as to how this can be done using Perl script. Even pointers to shel
