Can't call method getline on an undefined value at cpucsv.pl line 10.
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Mike Singleton wrote:
Anyone have a clue how to accomplish this?? I have a CSV file (from perfmon output)
and I need to create an array from that file to feed
Anyone have a clue how to accomplish this?? I have a CSV file (from perfmon output)
and I need to create an array from that file to feed into JPGraph for graph
generation I have looked all over and the answer I keep getting is fget for PHP.
Can Perl do this in a simpler manner? I could us
Someone once posted a perl script that checked for updates on the Cisco (with the
login and password commented out, of course!)
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;
@line=QUOTEFILE;
close (QUOTEFILE);
srand;
$array = $line[int rand(@line)];
@quote = split (/\|/, $array);
Win32::MsgBox($quote[0], 1, $Title);
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--compilation aborted at showusers.pl line 21.
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= fac590
1.3.6.1.4.1.9.10.19.1.3.1.1.3.97475922.0 = fac172
1.3.6.1.4.1.9.10.19.1.3.1.1.3.97498052.0 = fac402
1.3.6.1.4.1.9.10.19.1.3.1.1.3.97904146.0 = fac625
1.3.6.1.4.1.9.10.19.1.3.1.1.3.98010825.0 = fac594
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failed. Also I would like a text file of errors/ missed files
with job name+date time for the file name attached is the raw log
file.
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3CE31D6D.zip
Description: Zip compressed
This is a snippet I have a question about. Is this Unix specific...and
if it is, si there a Win32 equivalent?
use GetOpt::Std;
..( other code here)...
getopts('hn:p:o:s:') or die $HELP;
($Getopt::Std::opt_h) and die $HELP;
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. Directory structure
is:
-root
--backex
--bin
--logs
=Script==
#
==
#
# Perl Source File -- Created with SAPIEN Technologies
PrimalSCRIPT(TM)
#
# NAME: jobreport
#
# AUTHOR: Mike Singleton , Davita Inc
# DATE : 7/3/2002
#
==
#
# Perl Source File -- Created with SAPIEN Technologies
PrimalSCRIPT(TM)
#
# NAME: jobreport
#
# AUTHOR: Mike Singleton , Davita Inc
# DATE : 7/3/2002
#
# PURPOSE: SyncSort Reporting
finished processing at 07/17/2002 06:36:02 ---
end output
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~ ^
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Subject:eventlog script help
Error:Name main::Eventype used only once: possible typo at H:\perl
scripts\wmitimed.pl
1024365603 ***
=== End Text String ===
Sample code (which doesn't seem to work)
# ERROR - global symbol $str requires explicit package
use strict;
while() {
$str =~ s/\s/,/g;
($keep) = $str =~ /(\w{3} \w{3} .*)/;
print;
}
= end script
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OUTF $OUT_TEMP; # This line seems to make no difference
close OUTF;
open (OUTF,$OUT_TEMP) || die Cannot open file for read, $!;
while (OUTF) {
... code blah blah blah
write;
};
}
exit 0;
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script begins?
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###
#
# Copyright (C) 1998 by Syncsort, Inc.
# All Rights Reserved.
# Revision 1.0 Original version RAM
# 1.1 Added volser and partition number RAM
# 1.2 Ported to NT by Mike Singleton
Using the following code, how would I write it's output to a single csv file??
=== Start===
use strict;
my @files = glob('3*.log');
while (@files) {
my @f = split /\s+/, $_, 9;
print join ',', @f;
}
__END__
End Code
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(@files) {
my @files = split /\s+/, $_, 9;
print join ',', @files;
}
}
End =
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What am I fumbling here??
Errror: Bareword 'OUTFILE' not allowed while strict subs in use.
== Start ==
#! perl -w
use strict;
my @files = glob('3D21*.log');
fopen(OUTFILE,myfile.csv);
while(@files){
my @f = split /s+/,$_,9;
print OUTFILE join(',',@f).\n;
}
=== End ==
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Your right, 'open' works just fine. However, the output is just the list of files from
files... not the parsed output. I must be on the wrong track, sorry...
== start ===
#! perl -w
use strict;
my files = glob('3D21*.log');
open(OUTFILE,myfile.csv);
while(files){
my f = split /s+/,$_,9;
= @files;
while () {
print OUTF if /$JOBSTART/ ||
/$CONDSTART/ ||
/$JOBEND/||
/$CONDEND/ ||
/$JOBCANC/ ||
/$XFER/ ||
/$VOLUSED/;
}
close (OUTF);
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+/,$_,9;
print parsing $_\n;
if ( /$JOBSTART|$CONDSTART|$JOBEND|$CONDEND|$JOBCANC|$XFER|$VOLUSED/i
)
{
print OUT join (',', @f) . \n;
} else {
print skipped: '$_';
}
}
close IN;
close OUT;
}
===end===
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output===
Fri,Jun 14,19:20:12,2002,414636.4,313,1324.7
Fri,Jun 14 19:20:13,2002,- Task 4 (node SEA-REGWEB2, disk WIN2KSYS:) of job
1024106405 starts -
Fri,Jun 14,19:24:03,2002, - Done task 4 of job 1024106405 -
==end==
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join (',', @f[2..$#f]) ;
--- What does this line (above) do? I know it removes the first two fields?
} else {
print skipped: '$_'\n;
}
}
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sending you the list you
wanted., file = 'myfile.csv'});
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Can anyone point me in the right direction as to how monitor new files
created in a directory? Thanks.
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How would I go about identifying and selecting the most recent file (based on creation
date?) in a directory??
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Any know of a way obtain this test or a perl equivalent?? Basically a way of testing
FTP servers and the max number of connections and throughput.
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the user access the web page to view the data.
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I know that Perl can programmatically manipulate Win32 service
(start,stop,resume,etc.) but is the a way to change the user/password
the service(s) run under? Thanks.
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Any ever written a project that will schedule x number of employees
rotating a 4 day (10 hour) work week, allowing that there is always one
person onsite from 5am - 6pm? :)
Just wondering... maybe Excel might be better?
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to use the email
portions of this, just comment out the lines that refer to the pager
stuff. I've indicated these lines by putting a # at the end of them.
=pod OSNAMES
MSWin32
=pod SCRIPT CATEGORIES
Win32
=cut
end script ===
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{
return [[*Lock Workstation, sub{DoubleClick ()}],
#[],
#[ Exit, exit],
];
}
sub ToolTip { Click to Lock WorkStation}
=== end code===
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I have a question for you... how do you run your coverage during off hours? On-call
list or rotations perhaps, but I was just wondering how it actual pans out... are you
required to respond in X number of minutes?? Do the monitoring tools filter out minor
alarms?? thanks
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Any suggestions for performing the following?
1. Enumerate all domain members (NT not AD)
2. Read all values in HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon
3. Record all these values (CSV or text)
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regards,
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