Re^5: Net::Ping output

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in thread Net::Ping output

Thats what i am also saying, use $var = `ping -c 5 hostip` like this so $var will hold the ping command output use regex on that variable get whatever you want.

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Re^6: Net::Ping output by gaurav (Sexton) on Aug 19, 2013 at 06:34 UTC
yes I understood,just want to confirms it that we have to open a separate process , we can't use Net::Ping package to get the desired output	[reply]

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