Femi Oshagbemi wrote:
Hello, im very new to the perl, modperl and apache combination.
I was wondering if it is somehow possible to read the apache error.log
input just after each execution of a procedure?
I am invoking another program from within my perl module using a
'System(...)' call. Althou
> Admittedly, I should have read your original post more closely. The program
> your calling with system fails, not the system call itself, so eval would not
> catch this. Have you considered using the backtick operator and inspect the
> output for errors? This might not be feasible if the ca
> I had Initially tried using 'eval' however it seemed to me that no
> exceptions were thrown by the function call within the eval {system...} but
> within the called program itself, I may be wrong. In either case that method
> brought me no success unfortunately.
Admittedly, I should have read
ger Castle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: modperl@perl.apache.org
Subject: Re: Read from Apache error.log
Date: Sun, 27 Mar 2005 06:59:44 -0500
> Hello, im very new to the perl, modperl and apache combination.
>
So am I, but I think I have a usable solution for you.
> I am invoking another pr
> Hello, im very new to the perl, modperl and apache combination.
>
So am I, but I think I have a usable solution for you.
> I am invoking another program from within my perl module using a
> 'System(...)' call. Although the call is successfull, there are times when
> the invoked program may t
Hello, im very new to the perl, modperl and apache combination.
I was wondering if it is somehow possible to read the apache error.log input
just after each execution of a procedure?
I am invoking another program from within my perl module using a
'System(...)' call. Although the call is success
