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Hi everybody,
I am trying to create a GRID::Machine object with the 'startenv' option set (according to the documentation, its value has to be an hashtable reference):
#!/opt/lampp/bin/perl -w
use Sys::Hostname;
use GRID::Machine;
my %env_hashtable_BIS = ('ORACLE_BASE' => '/u01/app/oracle','ORACLE_HOME' => '/u01/app/oracle/produ
+ct/tools/');
my $m = GRID::Machine->new( 'host' => 'oracle@sad01', 'uses' => [qw(Sys::Hostname)], 'startenv'
+=> \%env_hashtable_BIS);
Result (runtime):
Not an ARRAY reference at /opt/lampp/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.10.0/GRID/Machine.pm line 138.
When I go to the line 138 to check it:
#line 1 "$host"
package GRID::Machine;
use strict;
use warnings;
$USES
$REMOTE_LIBRARY
my \$rperl = $class->new(
host => '$host',
log => '$log',
err => '$err',
logic_id => '$logic_id',
clientpid => $$,
startdir => '$startdir',
startenv => { qw{ @$startenv } },
pushinc => [ qw{ @$pushinc } ],
unshiftinc => [ qw{ @$unshiftinc } ],
sendstdout => $sendstdout,
cleanup => $cleanup,
prefix => '$prefix', # Where to install modules
debug => $portdebug,
);
It seems to be a problem with the instruction "startenv => { qw{ @$startenv } }" in the original code.
I am also going to open a bug track but if anybody has any idea... I have been looking for a solution for a while now...
Thanks in advance. |
