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John Ramsden
I have various ActiveState Perl scripts that run on Windows, Linux,
and Solaris, and soon AIX and possibly others. These must be compiled
using the PDK on each platform to produce a runfile specific to that
platform.
Each time I amend the source I must manually FTP the updated file
to a couple of remote systems, compile it on each of these these,
and FTP the resulting runfiles back to the development system.
Obviously this is very tedious and error prone, and will become more
so the more platforms are involved. So I'd very much like to start
using a simple script that would automate the process.
This wouldn't take me too long to write, but not wanting to reinvent
the wheel I wondered if anyone had or knew of a suitable script that
was already available, preferably in Perl.
It needn't be an all singing and dancing system; in fact I'd rather it
wasn't - All I need is the ability to push a configurable set of files
to a configurable remote directory, rexec a build script there, and
pull back the result as binary files.
Many thanks in anticipation.
Cheers
John Ramsden ([email protected])
and Solaris, and soon AIX and possibly others. These must be compiled
using the PDK on each platform to produce a runfile specific to that
platform.
Each time I amend the source I must manually FTP the updated file
to a couple of remote systems, compile it on each of these these,
and FTP the resulting runfiles back to the development system.
Obviously this is very tedious and error prone, and will become more
so the more platforms are involved. So I'd very much like to start
using a simple script that would automate the process.
This wouldn't take me too long to write, but not wanting to reinvent
the wheel I wondered if anyone had or knew of a suitable script that
was already available, preferably in Perl.
It needn't be an all singing and dancing system; in fact I'd rather it
wasn't - All I need is the ability to push a configurable set of files
to a configurable remote directory, rexec a build script there, and
pull back the result
Many thanks in anticipation.
Cheers
John Ramsden ([email protected])