[Perl-unix-users] Perl and UNix

2003-01-20 Thread Poon, Kelvin \(Infomart\)
Hi all I got a question and any help would be appreicated. Ok, I need a perl script that opens/access a file on a Unix system (RS6000/AIX to be specific). Well, you would think this is a beginner problem, and yes it would be if I told you ur perl script is on the unix system itself. BUt the pro

RE: [Perl-unix-users] Perl and UNix

2003-01-20 Thread Matt Schneider
Kelvin, I am presuming that your CGI script is running on another AIX or Linux machine? You could set up an NFS export and mount of the path containing the file you want to access. Otherwise you might need to ftp a copy of it or something along those lines but that creates a lot of time overhead

FW: [Perl-unix-users] Perl and UNix

2003-01-20 Thread Poon, Kelvin \(Infomart\)
thanks for your help. BUt what is NFs?..could you give me a link so I can read more about it? and ..no my script is going to be on my PC. And if I am understand what you mean, u are saying I can ftp the file and put it on the location wehre I can easily open wiht perl. THe thing is I have to a

RE: [Perl-unix-users] Perl and UNix

2003-01-20 Thread Matt Schneider
Kelvin, NFS is a Network File Share and is kind of like mapping a drive in Windows. However, if you are on a Windows box you will not want to use and NFS share unless you want to spend a couple of hundred dollars on an NFS client for Window. Most Unix systems have NFS build in. Since you are on