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A. Ma
Does anyone know how to find out what IP addresses are configured locally?
Thanks.
A.Ma
Thanks.
A.Ma
G
Gregory Toomey
It was a dark and stormy night, and A. Ma managed to scribble:
In Perl, system('ifconfig');
gtoomey
In linux, ifconfig;
In Perl, system('ifconfig');
gtoomey
J
James Willmore
A. Ma said:
In Perl? Using a system command? What?
What methods have you tried? Did you search for the answer to your
question? If so, where?
You may far better posting this _exact_ question to another group -or-
rephrase the question into one that this group deals with.
Jim
A
A. Ma
Obviously, I needed to get the list of locally configured IP addresses from
a Perl script. I didn't want to do system 'ifconfig' because it is not
portable. It does not work in Windows.
Anyway, if anyone is interested, I found the answer myself. There is a
module from ActiveState called Net::Ifconfig::Wrapper. I tried it yesterday
and it works for both Unix and Windows.
A.Ma
a Perl script. I didn't want to do system 'ifconfig' because it is not
portable. It does not work in Windows.
Anyway, if anyone is interested, I found the answer myself. There is a
module from ActiveState called Net::Ifconfig::Wrapper. I tried it yesterday
and it works for both Unix and Windows.
A.Ma
J
James Willmore
< snip - DON'T top post - it's rude
>No, it was _not_ obvious. Otherwise, you would have gotten better
responses
More importantly, if you had done the leg work _before_ posting, you
would not have had to post at all
--
Jim
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