you all can go to fucking hell and shove your fucking point system up your asses you bunch of obnoxious belligerent bastards that hide behind obscurity by not showing your faces!, infact, i will google my problems, good old google, never fails! here's the code,
#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;

my($temp,$fh);
$temp = "";
if(open($fh, "-|")){
while( < $fh > ){ $temp.= $_; }
close($fh);
open($fh, ">> /LogsEM/Log.txt");
flock($fh, 2);
print $fh "seg 1 ".$temp."\n";
flock($fh, 8);
close($fh);
}
exit;

and here is some output

seg 1 GLOB(0x9213c28)
seg 1 GLOB(0x8b4dc28)
seg 1 GLOB(0x87a8c28)
seg 1 GLOB(0x8b8ac28)
seg 1 GLOB(0x9e20c28)
seg 1 GLOB(0x80c5c28)
seg 1 GLOB(0x8682c28)
seg 1 GLOB(0x95ebc28)
seg 1 GLOB(0x978cc28)
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