Re: Is there a way with IPC::Run to hide command options from process table?

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Re^2: Is there a way with IPC::Run to hide command options from process table? by DeadPoet (Scribe) on Jul 23, 2013 at 13:59 UTC
Not to derail the question at hand, but the following does hide the script options: `#!/usr/bin/perl -lw $0 = q{test.pl}; qx(sleep $ARGV[0]); exit 0;` [download] Without $0 set: `user 30221 27990 0 08:36 pts/51 00:00:00 /usr/bin/perl -lw ./test.p +l 10` [download] With $0 set: `user 30385 27990 0 08:36 pts/51 00:00:00 test.pl` [download] The question remains as to how something similar can be accomplished via IPC::Run.	[reply] [d/l] [select]

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Not to derail the question at hand, but the following does hide the script options:

#!/usr/bin/perl -lw
$0 = q{test.pl};
qx(sleep $ARGV[0]);
exit 0;
[download]

Without $0 set:

user 30221 27990  0 08:36 pts/51   00:00:00 /usr/bin/perl -lw ./test.p
+l 10
[download]

With $0 set:

user 30385 27990  0 08:36 pts/51   00:00:00 test.pl
[download]

The question remains as to how something similar can be accomplished via IPC::Run.