All,
As part of a service I'm developing, I need to run an external command and
capture both its STDOUT and STDERR. The line:
my $rot = `path\\to\\command`;
saves the command's STDOUT into $rot as expected. However, when I change
this to:
my $rot = `path\\to\\command 2>&1`;
nothing gets saved in $rot (not even STDOUT).
Modifying the script and running it using srvany doesn't exhibit the same
problem, so I assume it's something to do with the way Win32::Daemon sets up
the environment for the script. Can anyone shed any light on this?
Thanks,
Paul Gould
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