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On Friday 23 March 2007 05:36:04 Jean-Philippe wrote:
> Running in the console at first showed the need to chmod it - I wasn't
> expecting that, it doesn't make sense to me to change the permissions to
> run a script that was build, saved & launched under the same user !

You always have to allow your scripts to be executed as commands by changin=
g=20
their permissions (the x one). Otherwise you have to launch your script wit=
h=20
an interpreter command - e.g. "perl myscript". Now you don't need the entir=
e=20
777 permission, because obviously you don't want someone else to modify you=
r=20
script. (On home computers this doesn't matter that much, but again it is n=
ot=20
a good practice). All you need is 700 or the more commonly used 755.

Anyway - for someone who said to be new to perl, you did a great job making=
=20
the script work for you!

=2D-=20
Blade hails you...

Our souls will join again the wild
                       --Nightwish

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