Dan Anderson wrote:
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> > And I still think you should be writing a bash script!
>
> I forgot to mention that bash scripts are not necessarily portable.
> There are lots of *BSDers out there who have Perl on their system but
> don't install bash. The OpenBSD community comes to mind.
>
> So if port
> And I still think you should be writing a bash script!
I forgot to mention that bash scripts are not necessarily portable.
There are lots of *BSDers out there who have Perl on their system but
don't install bash. The OpenBSD community comes to mind.
So if portability were an issue Perl might
> And I still think you should be writing a bash script!
TMTOWTDI
:-D
-Dan
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Hi Rob.
I'm trying to help. Really I am. But first of all it looks
like you should be writing a bash script file (Perl isn't
a scripting language).
Please explain:
Rmck wrote:
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> I have a script that I what the last part of the element of
> an array? So I can restart the script with the same el
Hi,
I have a script that I what the last part of the element of an array? So I can restart
the script with the same element. Help:
#!/bin/perl
use strict;
# Need IP of current procees so I can re-start it.
# How it is returned:
# root 6762 1355 0 Oct 05 pts/20:00 /bin/perl -w ./sc
