I have questions on two items. One is syntax related. I know what I want to do, but don't know the syntax to do it in perl. I want to set the variable $plex and $vol for columns two and three in the following output. Summarily, when column one is equal to /^pl/ and column two contains /-02/ then set the plex variable to column two and capture the contents of column three on a line by line basis.
Finally, I want to pass those variables to a Unix command (vxplex -g rootdg att $vol $plex).
The second question relates to passing the -T option to perl. When I set perl to use taint checking and I ENV={PATH}, perl complains about my using strict.
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
my @vxvols = `/usr/sbin/vxprint -htqg rootdg`;
foreach my $type (@vxvols) {
if ( $type =~ /pl/ ) {
print ($type) ;
}
}
pl Flars-01 Flars ENABLED ACTIVE 20982912 RAID 3/32
+ RW
pl Flars-02 Flars ENABLED LOG 10176 CONCAT -
+ RW
pl backup-01 backup ENABLED ACTIVE 33560448 CONCAT -
+ RW
pl backup-02 backup ENABLED ACTIVE 33560448 CONCAT -
+ RW
pl backup-03 backup ENABLED ACTIVE LOGONLY CONCAT -
+ RW
pl export_install-01 export_install ENABLED ACTIVE 209727360 RAID 3/32
+ RW
pl export_install-02 export_install ENABLED LOG 10176 CONCAT -
+ RW
pl rootdisk7vol-01 rootdisk7vol ENABLED ACTIVE 213696 CONCAT -
+ RW
pl rootdisk7vol-02 rootdisk7vol ENABLED ACTIVE 213696 CONCAT -
+ RW
pl rootvol-01 rootvol ENABLED ACTIVE 63427008 CONCAT -
+ RW
pl rootvol-02 rootvol ENABLED ACTIVE 63427008 CONCAT -
+ RW
pl rootvol-03 rootvol ENABLED ACTIVE LOGONLY CONCAT -
+ RW
pl runbook-01 runbook ENABLED ACTIVE 2116608 RAID 3/32
+ RW
pl runbook-02 runbook ENABLED LOG 10176 CONCAT -
+ RW
pl swapvol-01 swapvol ENABLED ACTIVE 33550272 CONCAT -
+ RW
pl swapvol-02 swapvol ENABLED ACTIVE 33550272 CONCAT -
+ RW
pl var-01 var ENABLED ACTIVE 12587712 CONCAT -
+ RW
pl var-02 var ENABLED ACTIVE 12587712 CONCAT -
+ RW
pl var-03 var ENABLED ACTIVE LOGONLY CONCAT -
+ RW
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