APM: #! /usr/bin/perl -wT MORE DETAILS

rick rick at ttys0.us
Thu Oct 19 09:39:50 PDT 2006


Looks like you have a space in 
#!/usr/bin/perl between the #! and /.
Could that be your problem?
Rick Richardson


:On Thu, Oct 19, 2006 at 10:30:12AM -0500, CaptNemo wrote:
:> RECAP:
:> One other question...
:> 
:> Recently for some reason when I start my programs with:
:> 
:>         #! /usr/bin/perl
:> 
:> They don't work any more (on the latest versions of Slackware (perl 5.8.x)) 
:> but, when I use:
:> 
:>         #! /usr/bin/perl -wT
:> 
:> ...they work fine.   I say recently because on older Slackware machines, 
:> the first example works fine still.  Anyone have an idea why this is?
:> 
:> 
:> Here's the behavior-
:> 
:> When I use
:> 
:>         #! /usr/bin/perl -wT
:> 
:>         ...it works fine.
:> 
:>  When I use
:> 
:>         #! /usr/bin/perl
:> 
:>         ...bash returns:
:> 
:>         ": No such file or directory
:> 
:> ...and does not execute the program.
:> 
:> What is going on??? 
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