Hi David:
Here at the Medical College we install Perl and all its modules into one
common directory (say /opt/GNUperl/) and then simply use rdist to install
the same Perl distribution to any other server. We also have a simple script
which uses the rdist command to install the distribution to sever
Wagner, David asked:
> It is group of Unix flavor servers(group greater 100
> servers) and each server has it's own Perl setup. How do
> you keep everything in sync?
If you have a homogenous network, you could rsync against a
master installation.
One way that doesn't work is using CPAN.pm'
We use AFS as a replicated file system for consistent distribution of
software and operating system to several thousand machines. Works like
a charm -- our implementation gives us great stuff like module version
management and transparent macros for ABI/OS-specific content access
under a single na
I was asked this question and I have no real answer for the individual.
(Outside of my company)
It is group of Unix flavor servers(group greater 100 servers) and each server
has it's own Perl setup. How do you keep everything in sync?
I would assume you have a test setu
Hallo
>From a Solaris box iI want to lookup all user-id's of the nis passwd map.
The Solaris box on which the perl script runs is behind a firewall and is not a nis
client.
so I have to lookup the map on a remote nis client on the other side of the firewall.
How can I do this ?
Thanks in advance
From: "Williams, P. Lane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date::Manip is quite nice. Very flexible module.
it worked great!!!
thanks,
Juan
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Date::Manip is quite nice. Very flexible module.
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From: Juan Nin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 21, 2003 10:02 AM
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Subject: [Perl-unix-users] Date manipulation (substraction)
Hi!
I need to make a script where I must substract one d
Hi!
I need to make a script where I must substract one date from another and get
that difference in seconds.
How can I do that?
Is there any module for doing it?
For example if I have:
$date1 = '2003-03-21 12:01:00';
$date2 = '2003-03-21 12:00:00';
I need to do ($date1 - $date2) and have 60 as
