If you are on Solaris, then you should be able to effectively fork and exec:
#########################
fork and exec ("perl", "tasker.pl", $taskserialized);
#########################
...or, if you want to pass the whole call as a single argument to system,
try removing the new line characters before apssing it:
#########################
$taskserialized =~ s/\n+//g;
system("perl tasker.pl $taskserialized &");
#########################
HTH
Francisco Zarabozo
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From: listm...@triad.rr.com
Sent: Thursday, August 04, 2016 1:49 PM
To: activeperl@listserv.ActiveState.com
Subject: spinoff of -- untethered child process [on unix w/special
parameters]
I need to do the same on solaris but pass separate sets of parameters
(ultimately quoted properly) one of which is a serialized var created using
data dumper.
$taskserialized looks like this
$VAR1 = {
'TASKID' => '15459',
'RUNONCE' => 'yes',
'SERVER' => 'LOCALHOST',
'TASK' => 'CHECKCM',
};
so something like
system("perl", "tasker.pl", "$taskserialized");
but this call also needs to fork to the background
Using & as 4th parameter does not produce the desired results and passing
one parameter system("perl tasker.pl $taskserialized &") does not pass
$taskserialized properly
TIA for assistance.
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