Re: How to call particular parameter from another configuration file in perl

You could load the configuration file with Config::General:

use Config::General;
my %CONF  = Config::General->new ('path/to/LED.cfg')->getall ();
my $pwd   = `(ApID=$CONF{ApID} $path/CA.sh)`;
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Why are you using a subshell? Would it not be more efficient without?

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Re^2: How to call particular parameter from another configuration file in perl by Prakee (Initiate) on Jun 03, 2021 at 14:46 UTC
I did not succeed in provided suggestion. I tried <<<my $pwd = qx(ApID=$CONF{ApID} $path/CA.sh);>>> as well. But no luck. This CA.sh is calling the password from CyberArk vault based on ApID value. CA.sh connects to cyberark vault through ApID and retrieves the password after successful attempt. Once the password is authenticated, ETL job is executed, That is the idea of the script. But unfortunately, i am failing to retrieve the password from cyberark vault for user APX_... mentioned. This ApID is present inside the configuration file named as LED.cfg which is in different location.	[reply]

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Re^2: How to call particular parameter from another configuration file in perl
by Prakee (Initiate) on Jun 03, 2021 at 14:46 UTC

I tried <<<my $pwd = qx(ApID=$CONF{ApID} $path/CA.sh);>>> as well. But no luck. This CA.sh is calling the password from CyberArk vault based on ApID value.

CA.sh connects to cyberark vault through ApID and retrieves the password after successful attempt. Once the password is authenticated, ETL job is executed, That is the idea of the script. But unfortunately, i am failing to retrieve the password from cyberark vault for user APX_... mentioned. This ApID is present inside the configuration file named as LED.cfg which is in different location.

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