Ok - Its definitely my setup - well we knew that anyway, but its very
strange
I hardcoded the path to rtmpdump.exe and added some debug to get_iplayer.pl
This is what I added around line
7985 my $rtmpver = `$bin-{flvstreamer} --help 21`;
main::logger INFO:***
On 20/01/2012 11:10, Foster, Stephen wrote:
Ok - Its definitely my setup - well we knew that anyway, but its very
strange
I hardcoded the path to rtmpdump.exe and added some debug to get_iplayer.pl
This is what I added around line
7985 my $rtmpver = `$bin-{flvstreamer} --help 21`;
Getting closer ☺ Thanks for your help.
The output from perl -V was as expected, with the libraries pointing to
get_iplayer\lib
However printing $? Displayed -1 - running rtmpdump using backticks failed.
This did use to work and I have no idea what I have changed on my system to
break it.
On 20/01/2012 18:54, Steve Foster wrote:
And this also fails with -1 printed. So it seems I can't run any backtick
commands! No luck yet on understanding why after a brief google.
Your test results suggest that Perl can't fire up the shell (cmd.exe) to
handle external commands, though it's
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