If one variation of *nix, specifically AIX, you can prefix the redirection tag '<' or '>' with a file number. In the case of STDERR, it would be '2>somewhereelse'
I have NO idea if this will work in anything but a Korn shell... --- Detlef Lindenthal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >One short question: >How can I redirect STDERR from Perl running on a remote >Internet Linux server to my home screen? >(If I do nothing, those error messages will be printed to some >error log on the remote disk. >With > open STDERR, ">myPersonalErrorLog"; >they will be printed to the file myPersonalErrorLog. >But I want to see them at once on my home Apple screen. >I own the root rights of the remote Linux server. >Who knows how to redirect? >(Yes, everyone forgive me, I know this question is not MacPerl >specific. What list can be recommanded for such questions?) > >Tia > >Detlef
