Tag Archives: Perl
Auto installing Perl CPAN modules using CPAN command prompt: Part -1
Perl is a such an administrative tool that no System Administrator can ignore it. And when you are hooked with Perl, CPAN () modules are absolutely must to meet your day to day demand from math function to html parsing or even from socket programming to parallel computing. There are many System Administration modules that you must to collect form CPAN library. There are multiple ways to add modules support with your Perl like downloading the modules from www.cpan.org and install them after meeting all pre-requisities or use perl CPAN shell to install them automatically, including dependencies. In this article I will show you how to prepare your Perl CPAN shell to install your desired modules. In Part-2 we will show some example to install the modules for your convenience.
Perl Scripting Tutorial for Beginners – Part 3
In our last episode of “Perl Scripting Tutorial for Beginners” we have talked about variables scoping, condition statements, iteration statements and most of the general purposes Perl operators. It was the continuation of the first part where we discussed about Perl’s basic syntax and variable types. In this article we will talk about basic File handling, Perl procedures/functions and Regular expression. And that will end the introductory articles. Let’s start!
Perl Scripting Tutorial for Beginners – Part 2
Hi guys! Hope you’ve enjoyed our 1st article on Perl Scripting Tutorial for Beginners and waiting for the 2nd part. Here it goes. In Part-1 we have shared about some idea of what Perl is, how to run a Perl program, what’s the basic Perl syntax and the type of Perl variables. Today we will discuss about more on Perl’s variable and basic programming commands. Let’s start with Perl variable scoping.
Perl Scripting Tutorial for Beginners – Part 1
In our recent article http://isystemadmin.com/list-of-popular-scripting-languages-for-linux-and-windows we have shared that Perl is one of the best and mostly used scripting language for any kind Unix or Linux operating system which also supports Windows platform. Now we want to start a new series of articles to teach our readers how to use Perl as a scripting language. This tutorial will target for beginners to moderate system administrators or Perl programmers. Remember this site never targets programming but only system administration. So, we will keep our discussion limit only for System Administrators; but that doesn’t mean Perl programmer will not be benefited. They will also get their portion of benefit from here. This is the “Part 1″ of the series and we don’t know how much long this series will be. In this part we will set the tone as an introductory article.
List of Popular Scripting Languages for Linux and Windows
A System Administrator with the knowledge of scripting can create the differences with those who don’t know scripting. Scripting is the art performed by the artist known as “System Administrator”. It requires knowledge and understanding of the system itself, syntax with commands and of system administration, programming and algorithm knowledge and, obviously, at least one scripting language knowledge. There are many scripting options for system administrators. All of them have their own syntax and benefits over others. Few have similarities and few may look completely coming from outside of the earth. Scripting language can be used for system administration or for web development. Few are service side scripting and few are client side scripting. Client side scripting are mostly used to support browser to render the content and interact with the users. And server side script are mostly used for system administration or web service. We will focus on the scripting languages those are used for System Administration only. Let’s begin!
