HI

I have as hash within my script.pl file which look like this

my %verticals = ( 'auto_v1' => {
    'tempdir' => '/var/www/html/temp/auto' ,
    'svnurl' => 'http://svn.int.com/repos/a.com/branch/auto',
    'excludes' =>
'uploaded_images|includes/config.php|admin/includes/config.php|.svn',
    'tarpath' => '/var/www/html/temp/autotar/',
    'tarname' => 'auto',
    'rmtrootdir' => '/var/www/projects/auto/',
    'rmttmpdir' => '/var/www/html/temp/autotar/',
    'rmtserver' => '192.168.1.26',
    'rmtuser' => 'root',
    'rmtpass' => 'password'
    },

 'auto_v2' => {
    'tempdir' => '/var/www/html/temp/auto' ,
    'svnurl' => 'http://svn.int.com/repos/a.com/branch/auto',
    'excludes' =>
'uploaded_images|includes/config.php|admin/includes/config.php|.svn',
    'tarpath' => '/var/www/html/temp/autotar/',
    'tarname' => 'auto',
    'rmtrootdir' => '/var/www/projects/auto/',
    'rmttmpdir' => '/var/www/html/temp/autotar/',
    'rmtserver' => '192.168.1.27',
    'rmtuser' => 'root',
    'rmtpass' => 'password'
    },

'auto_v3' => {
    'tempdir' => '/var/www/html/temp/auto' ,
    'svnurl' => 'http://svn.int.com/repos/a.com/branch/auto',
    'excludes' =>
'uploaded_images|includes/config.php|admin/includes/config.php|.svn',
    'tarpath' => '/var/www/html/temp/autotar/',
    'tarname' => 'auto',
    'rmtrootdir' => '/var/www/projects/auto/',
    'rmttmpdir' => '/var/www/html/temp/autotar/',
    'rmtserver' => '192.168.1.28',
    'rmtuser' => 'root',
    'rmtpass' => 'password'
    }


 );


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But it obviously looks too messy to add it all in one script.pl  , as
i am going to add new keys and values to the hash , and as i am going
to keep adding  to the hash later on  i would  need to automatically
generate my hash from a database, what is the best way to maintain the
config file which will contain the hash , and how do i use it within
multiple scripts .



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Regards
Agnello D'souza

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