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You are the MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! it was my perl path It was in a non-standard location /opt/OV/bin/Perl/bin/perl wooohooo thanks and thanks for the extra stuff

Mike the file exists I created it form your input and called it test.ovpl did a chmod +x on it and issued it as ./test.ovpl and the filename containing the IP's

I get the error: bash-2.03$ test.ovpl testfile bash: ./test.ovpl: No such file or directory

I tried Perl and wrote the following bit of code: Now I need to not just print each line in the file to standard out but I want to ping each ip address on each line. Any ideas? Thanks 1: #!/usr/local/bin/perl 2: 3: if (open(MYFILE, "file1")) { 4: $line = <MYFILE>; 5...

dah yes that would be a very smart idea

I tried Perl and wrote the following bit of code: Now I need to not just print each line in the file to standard out but I want to ping each ip address on each line. Any ideas? Thanks 1: #!/usr/local/bin/perl 2: 3: if (open(MYFILE, "file1")) { 4: $line = <MYFILE>; 5...

OK thanks for the help yesterday. I decided to use some of my time for better use. I went home last night and learned something if you can beiev it. and by god it worked it printed each line to standard out. Now I want to change it to read the line and than execute the ping command on each any...

You guys are the best if you ever need SNMP assistance please write. Geoff

Ok I don't have a million years to learn unix scripting I just need the syntax to use the for loop command I have a file with a list of IP addresses in it I want to excute the command ping on each address in the list. In addition it should output to a file where I see the ip address of each...