[Perl-unix-users] Launching sqlplus from perl from crontab

2003-08-14 Thread Strohmeier Ruediger
Hi, I am facing a problem with a script that includes a print LOG `/opt/oracle/product/V8i/bin/sqlplus -s id/pw <.msb not found Error 6 initializing SQL*Plus The file is of course available but apparently some environment is missing. Any ideas? Thanks in advance Ruediger _

Re: [Perl-unix-users] How to recurse through a directory and do somethingwith each file

2003-08-14 Thread Bayard Bell
use File::Find (); &File::Find::find sub { if ( -f $_ ) { &do_something("${File::Find::dir}/$_") or warn qq{Could not do_something() to "${File::Find::dir}/$_: $!"\n}; # does &do_something to the file in passing the absolute path. File::Find will change your cwd to do the find, so you cou

RE: [Perl-unix-users] CPAN recommendations are wonky -- or is it me

2003-08-14 Thread Keirnan, Paul
Title: Message Alright,  so further reading has shown that Perl always steps through @INC from the front, and always uses a module from the first place it finds it.   This means that 'Extutils::Installed.pm' and 'perl_modules_installed' are correctly showing the installed version of List::U

RE: [Perl-unix-users] match function

2003-08-14 Thread James Schappet
Hong, Here a few untested examples, I have tried to skip shortcuts to make things a little more clear. my @FILELIST = @ARGV; foreach $file (@FILELIST) { # Skip all files with .doc extention. next if ($file =~ m/\.doc$/); # do something. } OR foreach $file (@FILELIST) {

[Perl-unix-users] CPAN recommendations are wonky -- or is it me

2003-08-14 Thread Keirnan, Paul
Title: CPAN recommendations are wonky -- or is it me CPAN still shows installed version as 1.07_00 after installing latest version (1.11). This happens for any module which is part of the original 5.8.0 build. @INC contains: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:> perl -e 'for $l (@INC) { print "$l\n"; }'

Re: [Perl-unix-users] Perl confusion

2003-08-14 Thread Jon Earle
Just wanted to say thank you to everyone who reponded to my query of 22, Jul, regarding perl objects. Your explanations and pointers to the relevant manpages helped immensely. Cheers! Jon -- Jon Earle SAVE FARSCAPE http://www.savefarscape.com/ Vegetarian - an old Indian word meaning 'lousy hu

Re: [Perl-unix-users] Unix login

2003-08-14 Thread Anthony Ettinger
You might be able to do it with Net::SSH module... http://search.cpan.org/author/IVAN/Net-SSH-0.07/SSH.pm --- Zbynek Houska <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Dear perlers, > > I have script which will control whether simple > network has connection (dial up) to zhe internet or > not. Code is shown

Re: [Perl-unix-users] match function

2003-08-14 Thread $Bill Luebkert
Hong Wang wrote: > I like to check if file with .doc extension will be excluded. for example, > if file name is todo.doc: > > > How can I use match function? What I did is not working. What I tried: > > if($file !~ /\.doc/) > { > do something > } > > or > > if($file !~ /.doc/) That shou