If u simply want to translate an execution that u've run successfully on
the command line, into your perl script, u can do a simple:
my $result=system("command_as-is");
return $result
the output of running that command on the command line is ultimately the
return value and u can use that for a lot other stuff like updating
database tables;
Saludos
Ombongi Moraa Faith
On 10 April 2013 19:18, Prakash Dutta <i...@bizindia2china.com> wrote:
> Hi All,****
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> Please help me some ideas how to execute an URL and get result back to
> perl using perl code?****
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> Thanks and Regards****
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> -Prakash****
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> *Subject:* [Perl-unix-users] perl syslog parser****
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> I am parsing syslog message of linux system using Parse:Syslog module. I
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