On Fri, 9 Mar 2001, qwertu wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm using analog 4.13 on a SuSE Linux 7.0 system.
> I'm starting analog out of a perl script wich provides all parameters.
> e.g.:
> ----
> $command = "analog ....";
> $retcode = system($command);
> print $retcode; # print return code on screen
> ----
> If analog ends successfully the return code is 0. If analog can't find the
> dns.txt or the logfile a warning is printed on screen, but the return code
> remains 0. Is there a way to get different return codes for each case (e.g.
> no logfile, no dns.txt, etc.)?
>
No, because these are not errors. Analog continues and does the best it can.
(For example, you might have two logfiles, and it could still read the
second one.) Fatal errors, which cause it to stop immediately, do have a
different return code.
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