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Tom Pollard wrote:
use IO::Capture::Stderr;
$Bill Luebkert wrote:
Never saw that one before - thanks for the heads up - looks like an
excellent solution for this kinda problem.
[Bullock, Howard A.]
Tom, thank you very much for directing me to this module. It worked
great.
my $capture = IO::Cap
Tom Pollard wrote:
> On Tue, 8 Nov 2005, $Bill Luebkert wrote:
>
>>>I have a logging subroutine that writes time stamped output to the
>>>logfile. My goal would be to capture the NET::FTP output to a var so
>>>that it could be handed to my logging procedure. Any possibilities like
>>>that?
>>
>>I
On Tue, 8 Nov 2005, $Bill Luebkert wrote:
I have a logging subroutine that writes time stamped output to the
logfile. My goal would be to capture the NET::FTP output to a var so
that it could be handed to my logging procedure. Any possibilities like
that?
It appears to write direct to STDERR, s
Bullock, Howard A. wrote:
> Try redirecting STDERR and/or STDOUT to your log file where $log is the
> path
> to your log file:
>
> if(!open LOGFILE, ">$log") {
> print "\nERROR: Unable to open log file $log - $!\n\n";
> exit (1);
> }
> else {
> *STDOUT = *LOGFILE;
> *STDERR = *LOGFILE
I have a logging subroutine that writes time stamped output to the
logfile. My goal would be to capture the NET::FTP output to a var so
that it could be handed to my logging procedure. Any possibilities like
that?
You should be able to trap them using one of the signal handlers such as
__WARN
I am using Net::FTP module in a program. If I use Debug=>1 the module
output information to STDERR. I have seen many web pages and board posts
about capturing STDERR from an external program does shell redirection.
I do not see that as relevant when using Net::FTP. Is there a way I can
capture th
Try redirecting STDERR and/or STDOUT to your log file where $log is the
path
to your log file:
if(!open LOGFILE, ">$log") {
print "\nERROR: Unable to open log file $log - $!\n\n";
exit (1);
}
else {
*STDOUT = *LOGFILE;
*STDERR = *LOGFILE;
}
[Bullock, Howard A.]
I have a logging sub
Title: Net::FTP capture Debug output
I am using Net::FTP module in a program. If I use Debug=>1 the module output information to STDERR. I have seen many web pages and board posts about capturing STDERR from an external program does shell redirection. I do not see that as relevant w
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