Re^2: How to execute windows dos command using perl and how to login to another windows machine and execute dos command in that

Hi Marto,

at present we are using mks toolkit which is the unix environment for windows. so in our script we call "mks environment" and do lot of functions like rm,cp,chmod etc...

now planning to remove mks toolkit and do the same functions using some other way

so i think "File::Path" only provides some functionality which i needed.

expecting something which satisfies mostly or everything.

thank you...

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Re^3: How to execute windows dos command using perl and how to login to another windows machine and execute dos command in that by marto (Cardinal) on Sep 18, 2012 at 12:25 UTC
"expecting something which satisfies mostly or everything." Mostly or everything of what? You posted no specification, "mks environment" means nothing to me. File::Path is a core module, as is File::Copy. See also chmod etc. This isn't a code writing service. Perl can do what you require, perhaps you should learn some basic Perl and how best to ask for help: perlintro http://learn.perl.org http://perldoc.perl.org How do I post a question effectively? How do I compose an effective node title? Update:* * well, the few things you've explicitly mentioned.	[reply]

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Re^3: How to execute windows dos command using perl and how to login to another windows machine and execute dos command in that
by marto (Cardinal) on Sep 18, 2012 at 12:25 UTC

"expecting something which satisfies mostly or everything."

Mostly or everything of what? You posted no specification, "mks environment" means nothing to me. File::Path is a core module, as is File::Copy. See also chmod etc.

This isn't a code writing service. Perl can do what you require*, perhaps you should learn some basic Perl and how best to ask for help:

Update: * well, the few things you've explicitly mentioned.

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