> > That's your answer. Use $^O and other OS indicators and set up df's
> > args
> > appropriately then.
>
> Which gets us back to my other question: Is there a Windows
> equivalent?
Sure, look at the output of the 'dir' command.
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James Edward Gray II wrote:
> On Dec 30, 2003, at 4:30 PM, Bakken, Luke wrote:
>
>> That's your answer. Use $^O and other OS indicators and set up df's
>> args appropriately then.
>
> Which gets us back to my other question: Is there a Windows
> equivalent?
>
> James
At a command prompt under
On Dec 30, 2003, at 4:30 PM, Bakken, Luke wrote:
That's your answer. Use $^O and other OS indicators and set up df's
args
appropriately then.
Which gets us back to my other question: Is there a Windows equivalent?
James
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On Dec 30, 2003, at 4:07 PM, Morbus Iff wrote:
Note that if the module is pure perl without a lot of dependencies,
you can
ship it with your final tarbull
I looked at three modules. Two didn't support Windows and I have no
idea about the third, which I couldn't figure out what it was up to.
I
> >> I browsed the CPAN a bit, but wasn't too happy with the
> >> choices there,
> >> aside from the fact that any module installs would pretty
> much defeat
> >> the purpose here.
> >
> > Why is that? That is the point of modules.
>
> Well, as I said we're talking about 32 servers running at lea
On Dec 30, 2003, at 3:56 PM, Bakken, Luke wrote:
I browsed the CPAN a bit, but wasn't too happy with the
choices there,
aside from the fact that any module installs would pretty much defeat
the purpose here.
Why is that? That is the point of modules.
Well, as I said we're talking about 32 servers
>> I browsed the CPAN a bit, but wasn't too happy with the
>> aside from the fact that any module installs would pretty much defeat
>> the purpose here.
>
>Why is that? That is the point of modules.
Note that if the module is pure perl without a lot of dependencies, you can
ship it with your final
> Okay, I'm at a loss and need help. A friend of mine is
> working with a
> Perl script. It has a system call to df in it, he would like to
> replace with something a little more portable.
Well, looking here at the source to df on OpenBSD:
http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/src/bin/df/df.c
Okay, I'm at a loss and need help. A friend of mine is working with a
Perl script. It has a system call to df in it, he would like to
replace with something a little more portable.
The script is used in a 32 server environment that I know has at least
four operating systems: HP-UX, Solaris,
