Hi everyone.
I have a problem with this command:
@arp_table = arp -n
When I execute it on console, all is perfect, but when I put it in the
script on Rails the string arp_table is empty and I don’t view any
result.
If I do a script like that:
@list = ls -l
all works perfectly.
Where is the mistake ?
Thanks in advance
Misha M. wrote:
Hi everyone.
I have a problem with this command:
@arp_table = arp -n
When I execute it on console, all is perfect,
Are you passing arp any other arguments? On OS X, arp -n just prints a
help message to stderr.
Where is the mistake ?
If arp -n may be printing to stderr, rather than stdout. Try:
@arp_table = arp -n 2>&1
Jeff S. wrote:
Misha M. wrote:
Hi everyone.
I have a problem with this command:
@arp_table = arp -n
When I execute it on console, all is perfect,
Are you passing arp any other arguments? On OS X, arp -n just prints a
help message to stderr.
Where is the mistake ?
If arp -n may be printing to stderr, rather than stdout. Try:
@arp_table = arp -n 2>&1
Thank you for your reply.
The problem was very silly. The user that execute the rails script is
www-data, and the arp command isn’t in the user’s PATH variable. There
was, also, a permission problem. I’ve installed sudo and I’ve solved.
Quoting Misha M. [email protected]:
What user is the command running as? On my system (OpenSuSE 10.3) arp
is in
/sbin, i.e., root only.
Jeffrey