On Sat, 12 May 2001, cherukuwada subrahmanyam wrote:
> Is there any way we can use perl to execute interactive unix commands
> without being prompted for arguments?
Of course. You can pipe into the programs standard input. Or you can use
the Exepct module form CPAN.
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> Is there any way we can use perl to execute interactive
> unix commands without being prompted for arguments?
In general, just pipe into the command's standard input.
> Ex:- passwd command asks for the password.
I suspected passwd might be different, so I did a
quick deja
Hi,
Is there any way we can use perl to execute interactive unix commands
without being prompted for arguments?
Ex:- passwd command asks for the password. Can we use perl to make a wrapper
around the passwd command so that we can pass the arguments to the wrapper
while executing it i.e wrap.pl
