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Assuming you are on a UNIX/Linux machine. You can try the tail command using ssh: ssh hostname tail -1 /path/to/file Note: You will have to add public key to your environments for scripting functionality.

Do you have Active Perl installed in your windows machine. I assumed its windows by looking at the code. Whats the extension of the file name you are executing within the command line? Is it ".pl" without the quotes? FYI, I had no issues executing the script u mentioned.

Thanks everyone.

I am maintaining a intra net site with a few hundred users. Some time during the day my site becomes unresponsive. When I do a check on http://hostname/server-status I observe that there are more than 1025 calls and most of them are in 'W' state otherwise known as 'sending reply' Is it possible...

What Operating environment?

I meant it removes the string and doesn't replace it with the filename (ARGV)

Tried that one liner. But it removes the string.

Can somebody tell how to replace a string within a file by its filename. Thanks in Advance.