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I am using kubuntu 10.10 which uses perl5 (revision 5 version 10 subversion 1). To run the script I had to add

use feature qw(say);

to run it using say instead of print.

I am not sure when say was implemented in perl. To run it on perl versions lower than 5.10. I would recommend to replace say with print.

Running your script gives me an empty string for User ID and Password when I replace MyFolder with 'Network Management' and User ID and Password with my credentials.

In reply to Re: Extracting passwords from KWallet by walto
in thread Extracting passwords from KWallet by Tanktalus

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