Thanks

I tried the local before and it did not work. Will try again

I put some code in the sub that fails to print:

sub CreateUserFeedbackForm {
        my ($message) = @_;
        if(!defined('STDOUT')){
          warn("No STDOUT");
          }
        elsif (defined('STDOUT')){
          warn("STDOUT Defined");
          }
        
        
    if(!defined('STDERR')) {
          warn("No STDOUT");
          }
    elsif (defined('STDERR')) {
          warn("STDERR Defined");
          }

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Result in my error log below:

Fri Apr 27 16:43:31 2018 manage_users.cgi: STDOUT Defined at manage_users.cgi line 806. STDERR Defined at manage_users.cgi line 814. Fri Apr 27 16:43:31 2018 manage_users.cgi: STDERR Defined at manage_users.cgi line 814. At exit of sub CreateUserFeedbackForm at manage_users.cgi line 964. Fri Apr 27 16:43:31 2018 manage_users.cgi: At exit of sub CreateUserFeedbackForm at manage_users.cgi line 964.

Since both returned "defined" my next question: Does that mean they are functional?

I guess I could try writing to the handles to see but thought maybe some Monk could say "Yes defined means it is functional"

Thanks

In reply to Re^4: STDERR Restore after redirect by tultalk
in thread STDERR Restore after redirect by tultalk

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