Dear Monks

I have written a perl-daemon script to which other perl script can connect to using a socket. All this work great.
However, I tried the following which didn't work
my $sock = new IO::Socket::INET ( ... )
my $ns = $sock->accept() ;
{ local *STDOUT ;
  open STDOUT, '>', $ns or die "Nope: $!\n";
  print "thnx for usign me\n\n" ; # send message to client
  #print $ns "thnx for usign me\n\n" ; # this works
}
close($sock);

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So, its the open call that doesn't do what I would like to have.
Any suggestions ? ( I also tried to use \$ns in the open statement -> same problem)

Thnx a lot

ps If needed I can make a working example!!

UPDATE: &> is what I need, thnx. but Net::Server is probably better!!

In reply to howto redirect STDOUT to $socket by jeanluca

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