Re: Capturing output of commands to a file

Your OS doesn't understand Perl's file handles. $FILEOUT in double quotes stringifies to something like GLOB(0x2205cb8). Always check the exit status of system:

0 == system "ss GET $row[2]\/$row[1] -V$row[4]  -GL$mydir > $mydir/sum
+mary_log.txt 2>&1"
    or die "Can't run command: $?";
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Re^2: Capturing output of commands to a file by parthodas (Acolyte) on Nov 12, 2015 at 22:00 UTC
The solution worked. Thanks a lot. Is there a way to display the message on screen too.	[reply]