Hello All,
I am using Perl to launch installer written in Shell script on Solaris. I am
supplying the arguments for all the prompts made by the installer from Perl,
such as path, port number etc., The installer displays a copyright page that
has multiple pages when it is launched and then prompts the user to accept
or decline the license agreement. I am trying to modify the script such that
all the pages are displayed at once instead of displaying one page at a
time. The shell command in the script is:
"cat copyright | more"
I am trying to edit the script and modify it as:
"cat copyright"
I am trying the following command from perl:
system("perl -p -i.bak -e \"s/cat copyright | more/cat copyright/\"
install.sh");
However, when I run this command from Perl, It reports that I am not owner
of the file (install.sh) and when I do a "ls" from the shell, the install.sh
file has disappeared!!!!
Can someone shed light on where I am goofing up? FYI, the directory where
the scripts (installer and perl script) are being run is mounted on a NFS
volume under /usr/local. I am logged in as root on my local machine.
Thanks in Advance,
Rajesh Dorairajan
Valicert/Tumbleweed Communications.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
650-216-2018
http://www.tumbleweed.com
