02-11-2008
Tk you but still error...
Thenk's a lot for the response, but it still give me a:
...../Send..sh: syntax error at line 167: `n=$' unexpected
it looks like it doesn't like:
n=$(ls -| | wc -l $file)
any other suggestions, also because after I need to do some arithmethic operations with n, like:
n=$n-9
tk's again
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NAME
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SYNOPSIS
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DESCRIPTION
Perlbal::Test provides access to a perlbal server running on the local host, for testing purposes.
The server can be an already-existing server, a child process, or the current process.
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FUNCTIONS
mgmt_port()
Return the current management port number.
dump_res($http_response)
Return a readable string formatted from an HTTP::Response object. Only the first 80 characters of returned content are returned.
tempdir()
Return a newly created temporary directory. The directory will be removed automatically upon program exit.
new_port()
Return the next free port number in the series. Port numbers are assigned starting at 60000.
test_port()
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filecontent($file>
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msock()
Return a reference to the socket connected to the server's management port.
ua()
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