Hello all,
I've written a perl script on NT which will command analog to go through
each subdirectory in a directory with a different config file to examine the
logfiles in there (I have several good reasons for doing it this way).
What I'd like to know is if I use Win32::Spawn, the process gets allocated a
PID & Taskmanager sees all of those pids, but analog does not process
anything.
I have setup each configuration file with its own file locations like
DNSLOCKFILE, ERRFILE etc etc etc. - I don't see anything outstanding in my
config so my question is:
Can I do it? Is there something about NT that'll stop me?
My command in Perl looks like:
Win32::Spawn (".../analog.exe","+g.../<relavant
subdirecory>/analog.conf",$pid) || die $!;
Using the boring old system command works fine but I did note exec didn't
want to go either.
Has anyone done this, have any ideas or can help?
Regards
Marc
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