Hi

Not much alteration but hope i could jus help you out. i have just tried to get the output and omitted the time. And as Darren said Net::Traceroute is also a very good option.

a small change to your code 


use strict;

  my $host = <STDIN>;
  chomp($host);
  my  @data = &traceroute($host);

  print " Data :@data \n";


 sub traceroute()
  {

    my ($ht) = @_;
    open EXE," traceroute -m 10 $ht  |" or die " Error Running command
+ $! ";
    my @output =  <EXE>;

    close(EXE);
    ##print " Data : \n @output \n";
    return (@output);
    }

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In reply to Re: Timing out a traceroute by msk_0984
in thread Timing out a traceroute by vancetech

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