in reply to Capture return value from a cmd when it errors
Are you sure you're not getting the exit status? The value you show (13312) translates to 0x34 after you shift it right by 8 bits, which looks like a reasonable return value. However, I don't know what value you expected to see there. (You need to shift it right 8 bits to get the actual returned value, as mentioned in perldoc perlvar)
...roboticus
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Re^2: Capture return value from a cmd when it errors
by sravs448 (Acolyte) on Aug 05, 2014 at 13:45 UTC |