perldoc -f system
or check out the "backtick" operator. Use system if you are just
wishing to receive the result code from execution, use the backticks if
you need to capture the output of the command. You might also check out
the expect module on CPAN and see if you can bring all of the vario
Hello,
I have a perl script that needs to run other scripts in the same directory.
The program is located in the /usr/bin/perl
as well as the other scripts that its has to run. Those other scripts are Expect
scripts that requier a parameter to run.
example from command line:
../change pod
would ru
Jimmy George wrote:
Hello All
This is not really CGI talk but I am interested in the statement that
XHTML is a subset od XML and a parser should be available in the CGI library.
The examples you gave are all part of the XML specification. XHTML is
really just a predefined set of tags and rules
On Sat, 16 Nov 2002 09:38:02 -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (J. Alejandro
Ceballos Z.) wrote:
>use LWP::Simple;
>$cResult = get('http://www.some.sit/cgi-bin/status.pl?condition=true');
>open (MAIL, "/usr/lib/sendmail -s /"test/" [EMAIL PROTECTED]");
>print MAIL "To: me <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/n";
>print MAI
