in reply to manual cron job

Why are you not using cron? You seem to use some unixish programs, so cron should be available to you.

If cron is no option, I found it convenient to more or less write my own crond in Perl by using Schedule::Cron - this has the advantage of still keeping all the configuration data more or less in crontab format. On Windows, I wrote Schedule::Cron::Nofork because the fork emulation stopped working (and forking) after three days or so, which was inconvenient.

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Re^2: manual cron job
by kulls (Hermit) on Jan 25, 2006 at 12:05 UTC
    Sorry,
    Actually i'm running my script in server and i don't have a permission to run the cron job as well as installing any perl modules. Just timebeing , i'm utilizing my holodays through this script. If you can able to modify something, please suggest me.
    - kulls
      If you can install a .pl file, then you can also install a .pm, especially one that is pure perl. Do a search on this site on how to install a CPAN module in a custom directory.
      -imran