I am trying to pass the $EUID to a cshell script thats called from my perl script. ITs seems like its dropping the $EUID as it starts executing the called cshell script. 

my $EUID = getpwnam(jjack);
system("sleep 60");   #<< Executes it right as jjack
system("/bin/csh -x ./submitjobs.csh");# This does not work.


cshell script ./submitjobs.csh 
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#!/bin/csh
source /net/watusi/usr1/lsf8.0/conf/cshrc.lsf
echo $uid
bsub -q lxpt64_2cpu -o /dev/null -e /dev/null  sleep 10

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This cshell script fails to be executed as "jjack"

Any one knows what I could do ? I need to execute several thousand LSF jobs as the EUID that I am parsing from a log file.

In reply to Passing $EUID to cshell script through system command in Perl by perlusr

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