Sam Harris wrote:
>
> I am having hard time figuring out why one of my lines is not working:
>
> system"find . -ctime -1 -exec cp {}
> /opt/WWW/web_stats/logs/daily/newfiles \";
>
> the error is that :
> Unquoted string "opt" may clash with future reserved word at
> ./process_web_log_files.pl li
The way how it is in my code is on one line, the slash at the end has to
be there on unix command line for it to work !!???
so the line is :
system"find . -ctime -1 -exec cp {}
/opt/WWW/web_stats/logs/daily/newfiles \";
Sam Harris,
Internet Services
Franklin University
201 S. Grant Avenue
Colum
Hi Sam
I'm a Windows person so I can help a lot, but I assume the command isn't
broken over two lines as it arrived to me? Also your backslash at the end
(it is part of the command I presume) should be \\". As it is you've just
escaped the closing double-quote to include it in the command string,
Sam Harris wrote:
I am having hard time figuring out why one of my lines is not working:
system"find . -ctime -1 -exec cp {}
/opt/WWW/web_stats/logs/daily/newfiles \";
try
system("find .-ctime -1-exec cp{} /opt/WWW/web_stats/logs/daily/newfiles ");
on a single line and do not escape the la