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)

and thanks for the encouragement by knocking me to "-4" www.arobcorp.com

In reply to Re^2: Apache piping to perl by WiseGuru
in thread Apache piping to perl by WiseGuru

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