I created the following Perl one-liner in order to remove a word from a file This Perl also escapes special characters such as @ or $ or *, so every word that contains a special character will removed from the file. How to change the Perl syntax in order to delete only the last matched word from a file and
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Uniscan: loadable library and perl binaries are mismatched
Uniscan is a tool for scanning websites which comes in kali linux and other pen tests distros. I used to use it weekly to test my applications but after some updates of my linux tools it is now giving the following error when I run it: xs/Moose.c: loadable library and perl binaries are mismatched (got handshake key 0xdb00080, needed 0xdb80080)
java call perl which read and write data
I have two files int the directory ‘/tmp’: test.txt ,test.pl the content of test.txt is : the content of the test.pl is: Then in java class I write : Then the content of the newtest.txt generated from the perl is : Here is the problem ,There is a difference but when I run ‘perl test.pl’ in linux , there is
Can’t locate File/Remote.pm in @INC (@INC contains:
I’m having trouble with the following. Can’t locate File/Remote.pm in @INC (@INC contains: /pkg/qct/software/perl/q4_06/.lib/site_perl/5.8.8/CPANPLUS/Shell/Default/Plugins /usr/local/lib64/perl5 /usr/local/share/perl5 /usr/lib64/perl5/vendor_perl /usr/share/perl5/vendor_perl /usr/lib64/perl5 /usr/share/perl5 .) If I list the flowing the file is actually there : I’m really stuck here, this script was running on Solaris, to cut down on licenses I’ve converted 100+ sites to centos, and this script is required to run
How to know whether my program is being execute manually or by cron or from another script
My question is stated in the title: How can I discover whether my program is being execute manually or by cron or from another script, and what account is being used? I hope you guys can help me. Answer You can get the parent PID with getppid. Then finding the parent process name from its PID is non-portable. On linux/unix
My process needs to read a file passed from the stream in order to save space (LINUX)
I need to do this: unpack a file.7z read the unpacked file and pass it to a perl process without writing it to disk like this: $unpack file.7z | perl_process > out_file the process needs to read the unpacked file from the stream because it is very large and I need to save space. currently I have (but can’t do)
Running Perl script accidentally locked a folder
I have a Perl script which has the following code Upon running this script, I am unable to access the current folder (and open this script of course) anymore. When seeing the folder in Konqueror, there is an additional lock in the folder icon. Can anyone tell me what happened and how can I undo this? I have checked the
Having some issues with Perl Splitting and Merging Functions
First and foremost, I’m not familiar with Perl at all. I’ve been studying C++ primarily for the last 1/2 year. I’m in a class now that that is teaching Linux commands, and we have short little topics on languages used in Linux, including Perl, which is totally throwing me for a loop (no pun intended). I have a text file
How to replace special characters to underscore(_) perl
Using above code i am not able to handle this “Monday_øå_Tuesday_Wednesday” The output should be : Answer You can use W to negate the w character class, but the problem you’ve got is that w doesn’t match your non-ascii letters. So you need to do something like this instead: Outputs: This uses a unicode property – these are documented in
pass commands server using perl openssh
there are 2 systems, client system, in which i am passing commands to the server by doing openssh to the server and my script goes like this and in server /p/inway/bin/inway71 is a scripts: so when i login to my server and run this script in my terminal, i will be directed to some path (i have no clue what