namishtiwari has asked for the wisdom of the Perl Monks concerning the following question:
in function userData() i want to make changes so that my script take username as command line arguement and logfile name also to be entered from command line,it can be multiple log files. Please advice me how can i do that. Please do suggest me if you find something to be changed here to work it more efficiently. Thanks NTprint "The Perl Script does the User health check and system health ch +eck...\n"; print "--------------------------------------------------------------- +------\n"; # use strict; my($OS); $OS = $^O; # need to test @ARGV before GetOptions shifts it if (@ARGV == 0) { print "\nNo options provided, using defaults (use -h to view option +s)\n"; } #GetOptions( 'h|help' => \$_help # ,'u|userdata' => \$_userdata # ,'s|systemdata' => \$_systemdata # ,'a|authresponsecode' => \$_authresponsecode # ,'o|outpur_dir' => \$_output_dir); #if( $_help ) { # printUsage(); # automatically exits the program #} use Getopt::Std; ###################################################################### +######## # Print the usage info and automatically exit ###################################################################### +######## sub printUsage() { print "\n\nUsage:"; print "\n perl MSLogStat.pl [options] [logfile1] [logfile2] ... [l +ogfile(n)]"; print "\n\nOptions:"; print "\n -h * display usage help"; print "\n -o * redirect the output to a directory"; print "\n -u * display user related data"; print "\n -a * display auth response codes"; print "\n -s * output only system related data"; print "\n"; exit; } ###################################################################### +######## # Print the authresponsecode ###################################################################### +######## sub authResponseCode () { print "AAFW_AUTH_SUCCESS = 0"; print "AAFW_AUTH_MORESTEPS = 1"; print "AAFW_AUTH_ID_NOT_FOUND = 2"; print "AAFW_AUTH_INVALID_CREDENTIAL = 3"; print "AAFW_AUTH_ACCOUNT_EXPIRED = 4"; print "AAFW_AUTH_ACCOUNT_INACTIVE = 5"; print "AAFW_AUTH_ATTEMPTS_EXHAUSTED = 6"; print "AAFW_AUTH_TOKEN_EXPIRED = 7"; print "AAFW_AUTH_CHALLENGE_EXPIRED = 8"; print "AAFW_AUTH_INVALID_REQUEST = 9"; print "AAFW_AUTH_CRED_REISSUED = 10"; print "AAFW_AUTH_INTERNAL_ERROR = 11"; print "AAFW_AUTH_UNSUPPORTED_MECH = 12"; print "AAFW_AUTH_LAST = 13"; } # redirect output to a directory: if( $_output_dir ) { # does this directory already exist? if (! -e $_output_dir) { if( $OS =~ "Win32" ) { `mkdir $_output_dir`; } else { `mkdir -p $_output_dir`; } } if (! -e $_output_dir) { die "Failed to create output directory $_output_dir\n"; } } if( $_authresponsecode ) { print "Printing the Auth Response Codes"; authresponsecode(); } sub userData() { #$LOG = $_logfile_name; $username=$2; open($LOG,"logfile.txt") or die "\nUnable to open log file:\n"; @stock = <$LOG>; @matches = (grep(/$username/, @stock)); print @matches; } my $opt = "hu:sao"; my %options; getopts( $opt , \%options ); printUsage() if defined $options{h} ; authResponseCode() if defined $options{a} ; userData() if defined $options{u} ;
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Re: passing command line arguements to perl script
by DStaal (Chaplain) on May 29, 2009 at 14:51 UTC | |
by dwm042 (Priest) on May 29, 2009 at 15:15 UTC |