Hi infiniteloop,

If you want to avoid STDERR word when ever you want redirect error to error file, you can tie a filehandle to a module where you can define print function.

untie *STDOUT;
$log = tie(*STDOUT, 'module_name', "logfile_name")

Inside the module

sub print {
my ($class, @data) = @_;
print $class->{handle} = @data;
.
.
.

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If you want to redirect both STDOUT and STDERR to file, please redirect these to a file.You can set the log file in runtime also.

open STDOUT, ">>$logfile";
open STDERR, ">&STDOUT";

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Tie this STDOUT to the module where you have implemented this print function.

I think this resloves your issues.
-Prasanna.K

In reply to Re: logging and cron jobs by kprasanna_79
in thread logging and cron jobs by InfiniteLoop

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