Contributed by Anonymous Monk
on Sep 01, 2000 at 12:18 UTC
Q&A
> programs and processes
Answer: If Perl is installed to a networkdrive, can I run scripts on a pc without perl?
contributed by halxd2 Big Time! On a M$ mounted network drive, say P:,
install perl from a workstation with the mounted
drive. Can be the station sharing the drive, just
mount it with the same name you want to use
throught out your network. Then add P:\perl\bin
to your path and bingo! I mostly had to say things
like perl filename.pl, but it worked great. That
was on a network of about 170 PCs, 1 NT server, and
20 or so printers. That network connected to a much
larger network, connected to the net. Lots of traffic,
perl ran like it was local. |
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