Hi,


There is a PERL script that i am using to map to a remote folder and pull in some files. I get the remote folder path as a command-line argument and assign it to a variable $strPath and i check if the folder exists like this:

unless (-d $strPath )
{
    print LOG "Folder $strPath does not exist! \n";
    die;
}

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This line does not return an eror (i.e., it is able to detect the remote folder) when i run the perl script from command line. But the same line throws an error (folder does not exist - which means the sciprt is NOT able to detect the remote folder) when the same script is run from within a scheduled task.


Why this difference of behaviour of the SAME perl script if it is run from a scheduled task?!

Thanks and regards

Biswanath

In reply to Different behaviour when a PERL script is run from within a scheduled task! by biswanath_c

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