How to run perl script on Ubuntu

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How to run perl script on Ubuntu?
How to run this script
https://zwitterion.org/software/aggregate-cidr-addresses/

I’ve created the file aggregate-cidr-addresses as shown in the example.

I’ve copied the file from the server in the same directory

then I run as shown in the example

root@Ubuntu:~$ list-iana-reserved-ranges | aggregate-cidr-addresses

list-iana-reserved-ranges: ukaz ni bil najden (translate command not found)

aggregate-cidr-addresses: ukaz ni bil najden (translate command not found)

and also

root@Ubuntu:~$ perl list-iana-reserved-ranges | aggregate-cidr-addresses

Number found where operator expected at list-iana-reserved-ranges line 2, near "192.168.1.0"

(Missing semicolon on previous line?)

syntax error at list-iana-reserved-ranges line 2, near "192.168.1.0"

Execution of list-iana-reserved-ranges aborted due to compilation errors.

aggregate-cidr-addresses: ukaz ni bil najden (translate command not found)

I've got

command not found

How to run this properly?

edited Nov 11 at 9:28

asked Nov 11 at 9:01

Bostjan

3

"Nothing worked" isn't real descriptive. What happened? Did you get an error message?
– Matt
Nov 11 at 9:03

2

Possible duplicate of How to run perl script from any where (any directory)
– cecil merrel aka bringrainfire
Nov 11 at 9:24

If an executable isn't in a directory in your path, you need to explicitly provide the path to it. ./list-iana-reserved-ranges etc. That error when you tried running it directly through perl suggests it's not a perl program, btw...
– Shawn
Nov 11 at 9:52

add a comment |

up vote
-2
down vote

favorite

How to run perl script on Ubuntu?
How to run this script
https://zwitterion.org/software/aggregate-cidr-addresses/

I’ve created the file aggregate-cidr-addresses as shown in the example.

I’ve copied the file from the server in the same directory

then I run as shown in the example

root@Ubuntu:~$ list-iana-reserved-ranges | aggregate-cidr-addresses

list-iana-reserved-ranges: ukaz ni bil najden (translate command not found)

aggregate-cidr-addresses: ukaz ni bil najden (translate command not found)

and also

root@Ubuntu:~$ perl list-iana-reserved-ranges | aggregate-cidr-addresses

Number found where operator expected at list-iana-reserved-ranges line 2, near "192.168.1.0"

(Missing semicolon on previous line?)

syntax error at list-iana-reserved-ranges line 2, near "192.168.1.0"

Execution of list-iana-reserved-ranges aborted due to compilation errors.

aggregate-cidr-addresses: ukaz ni bil najden (translate command not found)

I've got

command not found

How to run this properly?

edited Nov 11 at 9:28

asked Nov 11 at 9:01

Bostjan

3

"Nothing worked" isn't real descriptive. What happened? Did you get an error message?
– Matt
Nov 11 at 9:03

2

Possible duplicate of How to run perl script from any where (any directory)
– cecil merrel aka bringrainfire
Nov 11 at 9:24

If an executable isn't in a directory in your path, you need to explicitly provide the path to it. ./list-iana-reserved-ranges etc. That error when you tried running it directly through perl suggests it's not a perl program, btw...
– Shawn
Nov 11 at 9:52

add a comment |

up vote
-2
down vote

favorite

How to run perl script on Ubuntu?
How to run this script
https://zwitterion.org/software/aggregate-cidr-addresses/

I’ve created the file aggregate-cidr-addresses as shown in the example.

I’ve copied the file from the server in the same directory

then I run as shown in the example

root@Ubuntu:~$ list-iana-reserved-ranges | aggregate-cidr-addresses

list-iana-reserved-ranges: ukaz ni bil najden (translate command not found)

aggregate-cidr-addresses: ukaz ni bil najden (translate command not found)

and also

root@Ubuntu:~$ perl list-iana-reserved-ranges | aggregate-cidr-addresses

Number found where operator expected at list-iana-reserved-ranges line 2, near "192.168.1.0"

(Missing semicolon on previous line?)

syntax error at list-iana-reserved-ranges line 2, near "192.168.1.0"

Execution of list-iana-reserved-ranges aborted due to compilation errors.

aggregate-cidr-addresses: ukaz ni bil najden (translate command not found)

I've got

command not found

How to run this properly?

edited Nov 11 at 9:28

asked Nov 11 at 9:01

Bostjan

How to run perl script on Ubuntu?
How to run this script
https://zwitterion.org/software/aggregate-cidr-addresses/

I’ve created the file aggregate-cidr-addresses as shown in the example.

I’ve copied the file from the server in the same directory

then I run as shown in the example

root@Ubuntu:~$ list-iana-reserved-ranges | aggregate-cidr-addresses

list-iana-reserved-ranges: ukaz ni bil najden (translate command not found)

aggregate-cidr-addresses: ukaz ni bil najden (translate command not found)

and also

root@Ubuntu:~$ perl list-iana-reserved-ranges | aggregate-cidr-addresses

Number found where operator expected at list-iana-reserved-ranges line 2, near "192.168.1.0"

(Missing semicolon on previous line?)

syntax error at list-iana-reserved-ranges line 2, near "192.168.1.0"

Execution of list-iana-reserved-ranges aborted due to compilation errors.

aggregate-cidr-addresses: ukaz ni bil najden (translate command not found)

I've got

command not found

How to run this properly?

perl ubuntu

edited Nov 11 at 9:28

asked Nov 11 at 9:01

Bostjan

edited Nov 11 at 9:28

asked Nov 11 at 9:01

Bostjan

edited Nov 11 at 9:28

asked Nov 11 at 9:01

Bostjan

asked Nov 11 at 9:01

Bostjan

asked Nov 11 at 9:01

Bostjan

3

"Nothing worked" isn't real descriptive. What happened? Did you get an error message?
– Matt
Nov 11 at 9:03

2

Possible duplicate of How to run perl script from any where (any directory)
– cecil merrel aka bringrainfire
Nov 11 at 9:24

If an executable isn't in a directory in your path, you need to explicitly provide the path to it. ./list-iana-reserved-ranges etc. That error when you tried running it directly through perl suggests it's not a perl program, btw...
– Shawn
Nov 11 at 9:52

add a comment |

3

"Nothing worked" isn't real descriptive. What happened? Did you get an error message?
– Matt
Nov 11 at 9:03

2

Possible duplicate of How to run perl script from any where (any directory)
– cecil merrel aka bringrainfire
Nov 11 at 9:24

If an executable isn't in a directory in your path, you need to explicitly provide the path to it. ./list-iana-reserved-ranges etc. That error when you tried running it directly through perl suggests it's not a perl program, btw...
– Shawn
Nov 11 at 9:52

"Nothing worked" isn't real descriptive. What happened? Did you get an error message?
– Matt
Nov 11 at 9:03

Possible duplicate of How to run perl script from any where (any directory)
– cecil merrel aka bringrainfire
Nov 11 at 9:24

If an executable isn't in a directory in your path, you need to explicitly provide the path to it. ./list-iana-reserved-ranges etc. That error when you tried running it directly through perl suggests it's not a perl program, btw...
– Shawn
Nov 11 at 9:52

add a comment |

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To run a Perl script,

put the interpreter in the first line of the files with a "shabang" or "hash bang" (#!), which the script you linked to already has:

#!/usr/bin/perl

make the files executable:

chmod +x list-iana-reserved-ranges aggregate-cidr-addresses

add ./ to the beginning of the filenames (this is a Linux security feature to not accidentally run scripts in your current directory):

./list-iana-reserved-ranges | ./aggregate-cidr-addresses

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To run a Perl script,

put the interpreter in the first line of the files with a "shabang" or "hash bang" (#!), which the script you linked to already has:

#!/usr/bin/perl

make the files executable:

chmod +x list-iana-reserved-ranges aggregate-cidr-addresses

add ./ to the beginning of the filenames (this is a Linux security feature to not accidentally run scripts in your current directory):

./list-iana-reserved-ranges | ./aggregate-cidr-addresses

answered Nov 11 at 9:56

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To run a Perl script,

put the interpreter in the first line of the files with a "shabang" or "hash bang" (#!), which the script you linked to already has:

#!/usr/bin/perl

make the files executable:

chmod +x list-iana-reserved-ranges aggregate-cidr-addresses

add ./ to the beginning of the filenames (this is a Linux security feature to not accidentally run scripts in your current directory):

./list-iana-reserved-ranges | ./aggregate-cidr-addresses

answered Nov 11 at 9:56

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up vote
1
down vote

To run a Perl script,

put the interpreter in the first line of the files with a "shabang" or "hash bang" (#!), which the script you linked to already has:

#!/usr/bin/perl

make the files executable:

chmod +x list-iana-reserved-ranges aggregate-cidr-addresses

add ./ to the beginning of the filenames (this is a Linux security feature to not accidentally run scripts in your current directory):

./list-iana-reserved-ranges | ./aggregate-cidr-addresses

answered Nov 11 at 9:56

bitinerant

563

To run a Perl script,

put the interpreter in the first line of the files with a "shabang" or "hash bang" (#!), which the script you linked to already has:

#!/usr/bin/perl

make the files executable:

chmod +x list-iana-reserved-ranges aggregate-cidr-addresses

add ./ to the beginning of the filenames (this is a Linux security feature to not accidentally run scripts in your current directory):

./list-iana-reserved-ranges | ./aggregate-cidr-addresses

answered Nov 11 at 9:56

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answered Nov 11 at 9:56

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