Can those of you running under Windows verify that this idiom does the
right thing? $^O is supposed to return the OS name. Under Linux, the ssphys
program has no extension and the name is all lowercase.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] pin_handler]$ svn diff
Index: vss2svn.pl
===================================================================
--- vss2svn.pl (revision 223)
+++ vss2svn.pl (working copy)
@@ -1484,7 +1484,7 @@
rmtree($gCfg{vssdata}) if (-e $gCfg{vssdata});
mkdir $gCfg{vssdata};
- $gCfg{ssphys} ||= 'SSPHYS.exe';
+ $gCfg{ssphys} ||= ($^O =~ /Win/) ? 'SSPHYS.exe' : 'ssphys';
$gCfg{svn} ||= 'SVN.exe';
$gCfg{task} = 'INIT';
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