Script error DOS style

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  1. bobert0670

    bobert0670 New Member

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    I am running a perl script that gives me an error that syas msdos style path detected. it says to use -nodosfilewarning to get rid of it and when i do i get an error that says i cant use that due to the fact that i have used the strict option. the code is below

    # use perl
    # dbdrv: none
    eval 'exec perl -S $0 "$@"'
    if $running_under_some_shell;
    use strict;
    my $gHeader = '$Header: adautostg.pl 120.12 2009/02/04 19:29:42 hcwolf ship $';
    my @gHeaderStrings = split / /, $gHeader;
    my $gProgVersion = $gHeaderStrings[2];
    my $gProgname = "to-be-set";
    ($gProgname = $0) =~ s,.*[/\\],,;
    # Now the script doesn't hardcodes the location of the lib .
    # It dynamically extracts the absolute location of the script from the
    # command used to execute the script perl <some_dir>/adautostg.pl
    my $scriptLoc;
    $scriptLoc = &getScriptLoc();
    unshift (@INC,$scriptLoc);
    require File::NCopy;
    use File::Basename;
    use File::Path;
    use Config;
    use Cwd;
    use POSIX qw(strftime);
    use Getopt::Long;
    my @components; #components selected to be installed
    my $componentCount; #no of components to be installed
    my %langcodes; #maps language codes onto language names
    my @languages; #selected languages
    my $langCount; #number of selected languages
    my @languageCode; # selected Language
    my $STAGEDIR; #target for staging
    my $AUTOMOUNT; #Y/N indicates if the CD-ROM is mounted already
    my $MOUNTCMD; #mount command
    my $UMOUNTCMD; #unmount command
    my $MOUNTPOINT;
    my %CDLabel = { }; #maps each component onto the cd label
    my %CDArea = { }; #maps each component onto the cd area
    my %compSize = { }; #maps each component onto size
    my $CD_DVD = "CD/DVD"; #boolean indicates whether CD or DVD is used
    my $fc = File::NCopy->new(recursive =>1);
     

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