lemba wrote on 08/20/2009 01:08:32 AM:
> Both approaches are not working as expected. They execute jar ok but
> java is crasing somewhere and gives error.
What error do you get?
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IBM Systems & Technology G
Surprising it works with bash at all.
For the shell, your string is: '$re=q~', and the rest is no longer escaped.
HTH,
-- Eric
From: "Mallya, Vaibhav U"
You could create a simple daemon that works using the observer OOP
concecpt: Nodes register themselves as observers to the server that should
be monitored, which constantly sends "I am alive" packets AND tries to
notify the connected observers when it's beeing rebooted using another
message.
HTH
The backticks work just as they would in a shell script. You're using them
the wrong way in your example, anyways.
my $output = `command param`;
my $rc = system('command', 'param'
From: Rajini Nai
x27;ll probably know that already. :-)
-- Eric
Alpesh Naik wrote on 07/09/2009 12:23:54 PM:
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> Alpesh Naik
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> Eric Veith/Germany/i...@ibmde
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> 07/09/2009 12:23 PM
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> Re: Edit a config file usi
sudo perl -e 'open($fh, "<", "/tmp/foo"); @f = <$fh>; close($fh); open($fh,
">", "/tmp/foo"); foreach(@f) { s/^(Key1=).*/$1NewValue1/; print $fh $_; }
close($fh);'
As always, TIMTOWTDI.
HTH,
-- Eric,
Alpesh Naik wrote on 07/09/2009 11:34:43 AM:
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> Alpesh Naik
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That works like a charm -- thanks!
"Chas. Owens" wrote on 07/05/2009 03:57:34 AM:
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> "Chas. Owens"
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> Eric Veith/Germany/i...@ibmde
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> 07/05/2009 03:58 AM
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> Subj
Dennis,
Gunnar is right, you're misusing character classes.
A correct regular expression could look like this (using /x and Perl 5.10's
named capture buffers):
/(?]+>)
(?]+>)
\s,
(?]+>]+>)
(?[^<]+)
/x
I did not test that, but I guess you'll get the meaning. :-)
HTH
-- Eric
"Den
Hello List,
as part of a Perl script of mine, I want to execute a program, get its
return code AND capture its output on both STDERR and STDOUT. I tried
IO::Handle, but that only gives me STDOUT and not the return code. Using
qr//, I cannot read linewise and have to load the complete program's ou
