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"Craig A. Berry" wrote: > >The following perl script attempts to create a file on a remote node. > > > >open (FH,'>MLB1::A.A') or die "Failed to open file\n"; > >print "Got here\n"; > >print FH "test"; > >close FH; > > > >The output is as follows: > > > >$ perl a.pl > >Fatal VMS error (status=2312) at DKC0:[PERLSRC5_6]VMS.C;1, line 5962 at a.pl > >lin > >e 1. > >%SYSTEM-W-NOSUCHDEV, no such device available > > > > Doug, > > I suggest reposting this to vmsperl@perl.org. I frankly didn't think > DECNet operations were supported, but it looks like we may be closer > than I thought and might be able to track this down with your help. This has always worked for me. I suspect some sort of DECNET configuration problem. Perl and DECNET play fine together, though in the past I've had problems with certain file test operations on remote files. That was a long time ago, though, and may have involved access through DEC's old DECNET SecurityGate product. BradThread Previous | Thread Next