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hello all ...,

i want to thank all the people here in this forum , They are helpful and So friendly thanx for all :)

by the way i want to make agraduation project using perl language i want to make a remote administration tool that administrate any linux based systems ..... like webmin which is a commercially tool done the same job (www.webmin.com) and i will make the project on three modules

  1. -users and groups ( managing remotely users and groups for any linux based systems and there passwords and there accounts also.
  2. -system logs (managing systems logs for any specific linux based system)
  3. -cron jobs (system scheduler)

my questions

  1. -Perl will be efficient in that
  2. -iam now in chapter 8 in learning perl book and it soo great what is the next step or what the prefered book after that book
  3. - i want to know how can perl be useful in something like that ? how it can help me how it can communicate with linux ?
  4. - for a good DB MySql will be great ? and how it will help me :)

i know that the post was huge but i hope from u helping be and i will be thankful thanx foll all again :)

Perl is definitely up to the task you describe, as another poster pointed out, Webmin is written in Perl.

My concern is that you are taking on a (potentially) very large task and are just starting out with Perl. How much time do you have to finish your project?

Estimating Level of Effort (LOE) for software is hard, estimating it for a project in a language you are just learning is even harder. If your ability to graduate depends on your execution of this project, you'll want to have a solid understanding of the scope or your project and be confident that your goals are achievable.

Have you talked to your advisor/professor about the project and your plans? He or she should be able to give you some guidance based on the requirements of your program and his/her knowledge of your experience and abilities. He/She may even tell you that I'm full of crap and this is exactly the sort of thing you should be doing.


TGI says moo

In reply to Re: helping in graduation project by TGI
in thread helping in graduation project by adam_blackice

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