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Check out this info:
Get the latest version of OpenSSH for AIX (http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/systems/articles/openssh_updated.html)
Updating openssl and openssh | linuxpassion2...

This is an example(in addition to what you already have done) to access a table in a mysql database:
How to Use Perl to Connect to a Database « Perl...

Check out the info here: "Hello World!" for Solaris OS and Linux (The Java™ Tutorials > Getting Started > The "Hello World!" Application)...

The xdk servlet should be with your oracle installation, check out the below section at this link: Getting Started with XDK for Java and JavaBeans...

See if this change to your sql is what you want, Changes are in red:
set serveroutput on
set feedback on
declare
l_err_msg varchar2(1000);
v_counter simple_integer := 0;
begin
...

Where are the "spaces" appearing?
Can you post an example?

As Corona688 mentioned using public/private key pairs will be the most secure, Can you give details of why it didn't work(i.e. errors) after you setup the key pairs on each host?

Example use:...

Do a "man grep" and look at the option:
-m NUM, --max-count=NUM
and see if using that with a 1 is what you want.

Try this example:
use strict;
use warnings;
use File::Copy 'move';

my $dir = 'C:/temp/';
my $TooBigOutput = "${dir}TooBigOutput.txt";

open( my $TooBigOutput_fh, '>',...

Don't understand, From your example data if you search for a 'B' in first column, Do you only want one 'B' output?

Try this one liner, It will create a file(file_3) containing the lines from file_2 for id from file_1:
IFS='='; while read cn id;do perl -lne "print if /^dn: cn=${id}.*$/ .. /^$/" file_2; done...

Try saving the file with :X and no key.

Try this to return the value before the 2nd "ABCXYZ":
csv (.*)ABCXYZ

Match the characters "csv " literally
Match the regular expression below and capture its match into backreference number 1
...

What will the actual record you want to scan look like?

Check out these links:
google...

I believe you can use(IO::Socket::Socks::Wrapper (http://search.cpan.org/~oleg/IO-Socket-Socks-Wrapper-0.10/lib/IO/Socket/Socks/Wrapper.pm)), and check out this info:
HTTP(S) request from Perl over...

It's the way encryption works to protect passwords, Here is one link to some info:
docstore.mik.ua/orelly/other/puis3rd/0596003234_puis3-chp-4-sect-3.html...

No I didn't mean the entire script just a section showing what you are trying to do(i.e. run a shell command, write to a port, read, etc...).

Post an example of commands from perl script.

You could do something like this to read the fields into a variable:
while read studentname grade class teacher
do
echo "${teacher} ${class} ${grade} ${studentname}" >> /path/to/your/new_file...

Don't know which version of "unzip" you are using, But you could try the "-B" modifier:
Unzip multiple files. Linux | Compmiscellanea.com...

Check out this info:
Converting DOS Batch Files to Shell Scripts (http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/dosbatch.html)

Are you using "ntfs-3g" to mount the windows partition as read/write?
Which version of linuxmint (http://linuxmint.com/) are you using?
Linux Mint Forums...

What exactly are you attempting or want to do?
What is your os?
what file system are you using?

Sure check out these examples of sorting on multiple fields:
http://tinyurl.com/lahsp4j
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