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perl script - adding restart logic
Hi all
I have written a perl script which looks at one file and if new entry is made to that file then it runs some scripts depending upon the entry made to file( used File::Tail module ) . This script is running as “root” in nohup mode. Script works fine but I want to add restart logic. If scripts exits in between consider on line 15 and by the time I restart the script 5 more entries are added to file so 15-20 entries are never processed I don’t want that. I am thinking of writing last processed time in one file but I am not getting how can I process those 5 lines how can start tailing of file from line 15 and not 20. Or should I create dummy file? All suggestions are welcome. |
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