I Made it work!

So why didnt it work the first time : because I kept opening and closing the output connection instead of keeping it open.
Here is what I did : 

   given($self->{output}->{$key}->{type}){
            when('named_pipe'){
                open my $handle ,'>',$self->{output}->{$key}->{name} o
+r croak "could
                not open output handle";
                print $handle $input;
                close $handle;
            }

            when('unix_socket'){
                my $server = $self->{output}->{$key}->{fh};
                if(!exists $self->{output}->{$key}->{socket}){
                    $self->{output}->{$key}->{socket}= $server->accept
+() or croak "$!";
                }
                my $socket = $self->{output}->{$key}->{socket};
                print $socket $input;
            }

            when('network_socket'){
                my $server = $self->{output}->{$key}->{fh};
                if(!exists $self->{output}->{$key}->{socket}){
                    $self->{output}->{$key}->{socket} = $server->accep
+t() or croak "$!";
                }
                print "printing to output";
                my $socket = $self->{output}->{$key}->{socket};
                print $socket $input;
            }
        }

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Since this code runs inside the read loop for each input it does not need to close and reopen sockets :D

In reply to Re: Inet socket to inet socket communication by QuillMeantTen
in thread Inet socket to inet socket communication by QuillMeantTen

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