Murray Nesbitt wrote:
>
> > I'm having problems setting up ActiveState from the RPMs. Everything seems
> > to run fine, and I can even run a simple script by typing "$ perl test", but
> > I can't get it to execute a script without including "perl" in front of it.
> > I made it executable with "$
> I'm having problems setting up ActiveState from the RPMs. Everything seems
> to run fine, and I can even run a simple script by typing "$ perl test", but
> I can't get it to execute a script without including "perl" in front of it.
> I made it executable with "$ chmod +x test", but when I run i
preciated - sorry for the incomplete message previously.
-John
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Subject: Re: [Perl-unix-users] Problems setting up A
I'm having problems setting up ActiveState from the RPMs. Everything seems
to run fine, and I can even run a simple script by typing "$ perl test", but
I can't get it to execute a script without including "perl" in front of it.
I made it executable with "$ chmod +x test", but when I run it nothin
>I'm having problems setting up ActiveState from the RPMs. Everything seems
>to run fine, and I can even run a simple script by typing "$ perl test",
>but
>I can't get it to execute a script without including "perl" in front of it.
>I made it executable with "$ chmod +x test", but when I run it
I'm having problems setting up ActiveState from the RPMs. Everything seems
to run fine, and I can even run a simple script by typing "$ perl test", but
I can't get it to execute a script without including "perl" in front of it.
I made it executable with "$ chmod +x test", but when I run it nothin
