Thanks for everyone's replies. I ended up just parsing the install file and grabbing the hash (it only ended up only being one). I needed.

Here's the code that does it in case this can help out anyone else: 

my %SERVICE;
open (INSTALL, "install.pl") or die "$!";
while (<INSTALL>) {
        if (/my\s+%SERVICE\s+=\s+\(\s*$/) {
                $read = 1;
                next;
        }
        # just in case there are some values on the first line
        if (/my\s+%SERVICE\s+=\s+\(\s*"([^"]+)"\s+=>\s+"([^"])\s*,/) {
                print "\t\"$1\"\t=> \"$2\",\n";
                $SERVICE{$1} = $2;
                $read = 1;
                next;
        }
        if ($read) {
                 # if there's something on the last line of the hash
                if (/"([^"]+)"\s+=>\s+"([^"])\s*\)\s*;/) { $service .=
+ $1; last; }
                 # if there's not
                if (/([^\)]\));/) { $service .= $1; last; }
                 # or if we're not on the last line grab the values
                if (/"([^"]+)"\s+=>\s+"([^"]+)"\s*,\s*$/) { $SERVICE{$
+1} = $2 }
        }
}
close INSTALL;

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Basically the hash is a list of services that get disabled in the /etc/rc.d directories. For example, here's one line: 
        "/etc/rc2.d/S88sendmail"        => "Sendmail",

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Again, thanks everyone.

In reply to Re: require without the exec by melguin
in thread require without the exec by melguin

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