Initiating a perl script from a trigger

I want to kick off a perl script from an Oracle trigger. Is this possible?

Not directly. At least as far as I know.
Here's how I see this done.
You should have a sqlplus running in background and waiting for an alert. On receipt of the alert the sqlplus will call a host(my_command) that will kick the named script.
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