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Perl: Locating Perl
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Posted: 10 September 2000 |
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Based on a variety of sources  |
Applies to: Perl 5.x |
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Audience: Beginner |
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Question: I understand that the first line of all perl scripts need to point to the location of perl itself. How do I find perl on my Unix server?Answer: Telnet into your Unix server and then type the following command from your shell's command line: which perl You'll receive a message describing location of perl, as shown in the following sample reported by the server hosting this website: /usr/bin/perl For more information, see the man page for which. |
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Article last updated on 31 May 2003
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