I think the question was not so much "What is your application doing?" as "Please give as an example a couple lines of perl code which demonstrates the problem, as well as the invocation of echo which does not cause the problem." AFS does not write changes back from the client cache to the fileserver until the file is closed. Does a close operation in your perl script map directly to a close() operation on the file descriptor? [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- echo -n "" != perl open/close Per-Ola Mard
- Re: echo -n "" != perl open/close Ken Hornstein
- Re: echo -n "" != perl open/clos... Per-Ola Mard
- Re: echo -n "" != perl open/... Jim Zelenka
- Re: echo -n "" != perl o... Ken Hornstein
- Re: echo -n "" != perl o... Brian W. Spolarich
- Re: echo -n "" != perl open/... Per Boussard, ERA/T/ED
- Re: echo -n "" != perl open/close t . sippel-dau
- Re: echo -n "" != perl open/close Thomas Bushnell, n/BSG
- Re: echo -n "" != perl open/clos... Per Boussard, ERA/T/ED
- Re: echo -n "" != perl open/... Thomas Bushnell, n/BSG
