Chris Cappelletti wrote:
> I have a 10 gig log file; I currently go through the log looking at
> specific fields and do stuff with the particular rows based on certain
> conditions. Each row has 12 columns. The only columns that I need are
> column 6 and 8. Each column is delimited by “somedata”.
">"Chris Cappelletti" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I have a 10 gig log file; I currently go through the log looking at specific fields and do stuff with the particular rows based on certain conditions. Each row has 12 columns. The only columns that I need are column 6 and 8. Each column is delimited
I have a 10 gig log file; I currently go
through the log looking at specific fields and do stuff with the particular
rows based on certain conditions. Each row has 12 columns. The only columns
that I need are column 6 and 8. Each column is delimited by “somedata”.
So an example row w
On Monday 03 October 2005 4:46 pm, Jason Madsen wrote:
> The flr3list.txt INFILE is just a list of IP addresses that the script uses
> to telnet in to my Cisco switches. This script, although I'm sure is full
> of at least minor errors, seems to work great for the most part. The one
> major downfal
Hello all,
just want to clarify a little. when i run a perl script to gather information from a group of cisco switches that i maintain and the switch doesnt respond or the cmd is invalid the script just times out instead of going to the next IP address/switch in the list to gather information.
Brian,
Please review comments below
Regards/Thanks
Chris McEwen
Sr. Configuration Management Analyst
Alcatel Canada Inc.
Office: 416.748.4424 ext 5015
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Jason, You should provide a snippet of what you have
tried so that individuals can go from there. The list is more than willing to
help, but providing something to work with is the way the list will assist
you.
Wags ;) ps Also a more descriptive subject line( maybe): Using Cisco
telnet
Richard A. Wells wrote:
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I've used the Win32::Process::Info module, which I installed through
CPAN.
Correction: I installed it through PPM. Typing too fast again...
R.
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Steven,
Thanks for the response. I will review.
Chris McEwen
Sr. Configuration Management Analyst
Alcatel Canada Inc.
Office: 416.748.4424 ext 5015
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10/03/2005 01:17 PM
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Hello,
First off let me begin by stating that I'm very new to Perl and I'm not sure if this is the correct way to request Perl info or not. Anyway, the issue that I'm having is that I'm using the Cisco telnet module with Perl and in instances when a command doesn't apply to all models of switch
Graham Irvine wrote:
Hi Richard
Cant help you with the debugging . But if you are using ActivePerl
5.6.1 there is a definite memory leak ,on the WIN32 version at least
,in how it appears to handle nested hashes.
SOAP::Lite falls victim to it fairly quickly as it uses them extensively.
I ha
WMI is installed by default on Win2K, WinXP and Windows
2003. It is part of the WBEM initiative to provide a common interface to
the computer environment. If you go to http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=en&familyid=9ef05cbd-c1c5-41e7-9da8-212c414a7ab0 . Microsoft ha
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Bill,
WMI = Windows Management
Instrumentation?
We do not use such a package in our WIN2k server environments.
Unfortunately, rsh requires a server
process running on the server, which can only be installed by the
administrative
team. Are there no package
Bill,
WMI = Windows Management Instrumentation?
We do not use such a package in our WIN2k server environments.
Unfortunately, rsh requires a server
process running on the server, which can only be installed by the administrative
team. Are there no packages offered through CPAN/Other?
Regards,
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Subject: Returning remote directory information
> Morning,
Evening :-)
> I am trying to create a function that would log into t
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> Bill,
>
> WMI = Windows Management Instrumentation? We do not use such a package
> in our WIN2k server environments.
I'm no expert, but I think you should already have it and it's just a
matter of turning it on. I'm no Windoze expert though and may have to
D/L and
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> Morning,
>
> I am trying to create a function that would log into to a remote server
> and return the directory size. Is there an existing package that can be
> downloaded which will return the size of a remote directory?
You should be able to use WMI or some form o
Morning,
I am trying to create a function that
would log into to a remote server and return the directory size. Is
there an existing package that can be downloaded which will return the
size of a remote directory?
Regards/Thanks
Chris McEwen
Sr. Configuration Management Analyst
Alcatel Canada
Have you also moved from webserver IIS5 to IIS6 ? The set of filetypes the IIS
webserver will serve is much reduced by default. If it worked before, maybe
that's all that's wrong.
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