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Sorry if the "sequentially" word have diverted you. You are correct i want the second command to be run in the environment created by first command. Initially i will be in home dir & shell:/usr/bin/tcsh when i run the first command a envirinment will be created in "/nfs/home/akmvx/test" which was the input to first command "-ov /nfs/home/akmvx/test" same shell. There the second command should be executed. Please help.
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Re^5: How to call Linux command sequentially
by pvaldes (Chaplain) on Sep 13, 2011 at 10:34 UTC
    system ("comand1 && comand2");

    Runs for me. If you can't do this try a pipe or go to sleep

    system ("sleep 50 && touch file1");

    also run

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      tried this did not work, untill i exit from command1 command2 will not execute. If i use other commands like mkdir touch all works fine but for my command above which creates the environment i will go idle untill i exit from command1(which creates an environment)
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        We probably could help better if we know what exactly the first command does, and why do you need to make such thing as create a file using touch FROM a perl script

        `command 1`;
open a_file;

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