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File Archive and Cleanup using Perl
By: System Administrator  on: Wed 17 of Sep, 2008 [17:40 UTC]  (261 reads)
Perl

File Archive and Cleanup using Perl

Here is a script that I developed to manage the archiving and eventual clean up of files in a directory. The script is designed to be run on a schedule. There are variables in the script that allow you to determine the number of days old a file has to be to be archived and the number of days old an archive has to be to be deleted. These can also be passed on the command line.
http://www.javacrypt.com/tiki-download_file.php?fileId=22external link
EMail Error Messages in Perl
By: System Administrator  on: Wed 17 of Sep, 2008 [16:56 UTC]  (278 reads)
Perl

Mail Error Messages in Perl

I have uploaded a file that demonstrates my favorite way to send an error message via email when a Perl script encounters an error. The idea is that scripts which are scheduled via cron need to be able to communicate with you when they encounter errors. Here is a link to the example script.
http://www.javacrypt.com/tiki-download_file.php?fileId=21external link
CUPS - Common Unix Printing System - My Perl Scripts and Batch Projects
By: System Administrator  on: Fri 12 of Sep, 2008 [22:34 UTC]  (301 reads)
Perl

CUPS - Common Unix Printing System - My Perl Scripts and Batch Projects

Scripts to import and export printers from CUPS. Scripts to automatically replicate printers from one server to another or to several others. Examples of automating printer management with scripts.

One of the things facing a Linux Application server administrator is how to manage printing.
http://www.cups.org/doc-1.1/sam.htmlexternal link
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Ensuring only one instance of a Perl script is running at a time
By: System Administrator  on: Mon 08 of Sep, 2008 [23:10 UTC]  (343 reads)
Perl

Perl One Instance

Ensuring that only one instance of a script is executing at a time is a common problem. One solution is to use
a file lock on the script itself as a running status flag. When the script terminates normally or is killed the system will
remove any file locks from the file. Here is an example I created using this idea:
http://www.javacrypt.com/tiki-download_file.php?fileId=4external link
BPEL Call_Script
By: System Administrator  on: Thu 21 of Aug, 2008 [21:21 UTC]  (367 reads)
Java

BPEL Call_Script

Here is a simple BPEL (Business Process Execution Language) with inline Java designed to permit calling a shell script or command right from a BPEL. The script will execute as the user the BPEL server or SOA (Service Oriented Architecture) server is running as. This project was built using Oracle JDeveloper BPEL Desinger and deployed to Oracle SOA suite.
Perl module WEBHOSTING INSTALLATION
By: System Administrator  on: Thu 29 of May, 2008 [23:31 UTC]  (399 reads)
Perl

Installing a Perl module when you are not root

You learn about installing Perl modules and using CPAN (Comprehensive Perl Archive Network) and the CPAN module in
our Installing Perl Modules article. But what happens when you have a certain module you would like to use in your scripts and you don't have root access? We will provide a recap of some of the suggestions we have found in this article.
Installing Perl Modules
By: System Administrator  on: Thu 29 of May, 2008 [19:06 UTC]  (506 reads)
Perl
Once you discover that a Perl module is missing from your system and that you would like to use it in your script you need to decide how you can acquire and install the missing module. Each module has specific instructions for it's installation. We will discuss some examples of specific module installation and then we will introduce you to CPAN (Comprehensive Perl Archive Network) and the CPAN module.
Perl Module Test
By: System Administrator  on: Wed 21 of May, 2008 [21:59 UTC]  (359 reads)
Perl

Testing for installation of a Perl Module (plugin)

Besides just simply trying to use a module and seeing if your code fails here is a way to test if Perl can use the module.
Here are several examples of using this method in different ways...
Javacrypt Introduction
By: System Administrator  on: Thu 15 of May, 2008 [19:07 UTC]  (454 reads)
Javacrypt Intro
Before you start using the Javacrypt website (or leave because of information overload) here is some advice that may help you get the most use from the site. You will see a simple menu on the left edge of the screen. You can expand the menu by clicking the + next to to the word "Features". From this menu are handy links that allow you to list all the web pages (Wiki) all the web logs (blogs) and all the articles available for example. If you register and log in there will be additional articles and features available. When an article has more content available to read there will be a "Read More" link that you can click to read the rest of the article.
History of Javacrypt.com
By: System Administrator  on: Wed 14 of May, 2008 [18:40 UTC]  (390 reads)
Javacrypt
Javacrypt.com started in the mid to late 1990s when Robert Taylor's encryption projects using Javascript matured into full blown Java programs. The programs varied from Java dialogs (windows) launched from applets to embedded applets which provided access via scripts to the encryption features.
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