RE: [Perl-unix-users] Module Problems

2000-11-15 Thread Thomas_M
Timothy Flynn wrote: > I have a module that I created that I am trying to access from a > script that is started with the nohup option. This means > that, unless I > want to have to go to the scripts home directory each time I > start it I need > to be able to find the module at exec time

[Perl-unix-users] Module Problems

2000-11-15 Thread Flynn, Timothy J
Hi, I have a module that I created that I am trying to access from a script that is started with the nohup option. This means that, unless I want to have to go to the scripts home directory each time I start it I need to be able to find the module at exec time. What happens is that even

[Perl-unix-users] Multiple Processes

2000-11-15 Thread brandon . barber
Folks, I need some help with process forking on Solaris. What I'm trying to do is as follows: I have 60+ directories which I need to copy. Each directory has a different destination and so it is impossible to do the copy with a single command i.e. I must have one copy statement per direc