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saving the output in a different folder

sidhusaladi
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Dec 18, 2012, 1:55 PM

Post #1 of 3 (918 views)

saving the output in a different folder	Can't Post

i actaully am trying to encrypt some data using an exe file but the data encrypted i beeing saved into the same folder how do i save it into a diff folder

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;

my $os = $ENV{ "OS" }; # indicates Windows os
my $Exec = '../Crypt/';
my $scriptPath = '../Scripts/';
my $encrypath = '../EncryptedScripts/';
my $fileName = '*.st';
my $fileSpec = "${scriptPath}${fileName}";
my $cmdString = '$Exec -i $file -o $outfile -e';

if( defined( $os ) && ( $os =~ /^Window/ ))
{

$Exec = "..\\Crypt";
$scriptPath = "..\\Scripts\\";
$encrypath = "..\\EncryptedScripts\\";
}

print $fileSpec . "\n";

my @files = <${fileSpec}>;
my @results;

print "Before the For Loop \n";

foreach my $file (@files) {

my $outfile = $encrypath . $file;
$outfile = $outfile . 'e';

my $cmd = "$pegCryptExec -i $file -o $outfile -e";
my @results = `$cmd 2>&1`;

print $file . " encrypted to " . $outfile . "\n";}

wickedxter
User

Dec 18, 2012, 5:45 PM

Post #2 of 3 (912 views)

Re: [sidhusaladi] saving the output in a different folder [In reply to]	Can't Post

whats not working? whats working?

so im guessing my $encrypath isnt working? in windows OS i think the path to the folders must be absolute meaing c:/some/folder/to/somewhere not '../folder/' but i could be wrong.

BillKSmith
Veteran

Dec 19, 2012, 10:03 AM

Post #3 of 3 (902 views)

Re: [sidhusaladi] saving the output in a different folder [In reply to]	Can't Post

The code that you posted is not the code that you ran. I does not even compile!

I recommend that you print $cmd before you execute it. If it is exactly what you expect, try that command from your command line. If it does not work there, it is not a perl problem at all. If the command is not formed correctly, you will be able to ask the right question.
Good Luck,
Bill

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