Pingu here.

Once again, my sincere thanks to all who frequent the Monastery. Three pertinent replies in as many minutes... Interesting to know about the -T switch too. Perl Monks will receive a mention on the Stragglers website which is where my sripts will eventually live (once they are working properly).

The Stragglers is my running club, based in London, UK. Most recent event was a running pub crawl: 7 miles, 7 pubs, 7 pints of beer... We are known locally as the drinking club with a running problem.

Thanks monks,
Pingu 
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