Hi,
Instead use fork if your r running unix's, well see how it would work on
windows (i think there is a way for fork in active perl too). Threads would not
be stable enough but yeah fast.
Group the tasks in some dstruct and the for each elem in the dstruct fork out
processes and let the parent
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> ="/home/Mumba/ARCHIVE/model/date (date is today's date eg 20081105)
> In model2 it has to copy from two directories to two local directories
> ="/home/Mumba/ARCHIVE/model/date and "/home/Mumba/ARCHIVE/model/date+1
> In model3 it has to copy from 4 remote direct
l/date (date is today's date eg 20081105)
In model2 it has to copy from two directories to two local directories
="/home/Mumba/ARCHIVE/model/date and "/home/Mumba/ARCHIVE/model/date+1
In model3 it has to copy from 4 remote directories.
Currently it is putting all files in the same local
Hello all,
I have an perl script download.pl, which downloads the some application builds
for different platforms(ex: AIX,HP-UX,Solaris,Linux, and Windows) from build
server(ABC) to local build server(XYZ). The script download.pl runs on local
build server(XYZ), takes the inputs from file (conta
Hi all,
I want to install Mail::Transport::Dbx module. I use Active perl 5.10 on
Windows XP. I have downloaded the .tar file from CPAN.
When I try to install manually following below steps
perl makefile.pl
nmake
nmake test
nmake install
I get the following error for 2nd step I
