Hi monks!
I wrote a backup script in my customer system. Because they are not familiar with Unix. I install activeperl in their workstation and write a simple snipet: 
# omit parameters

use strict;
use warnings;

use Net::Telnet;


sub init{

    read_par();
    #telnet_login("sh /backup/auto_backup.sh > /backup/backup.log &");
    telnet_login("echo 1 >>1.txt"); #just a test
}
init();


sub telnet_login{
    my $command = shift;
    my $tl = Net::Telnet->new() or die "???\n";
    $tl->open($remote_server);
    $tl->login($username,$password);
     my @output = $tl->cmd($command);

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I open a cmd window and run it, It seems work very well. So I create a new scheduled task like below: 
run: C:\perl\bin\perl D:\snippet.pl
start in: C:\perl\bin
and enabled check box is also ticked.
#please see scheduled task for real appreance!

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But it's very strange, It doesn't work totally! I can see a cmd window flash on the screen on specified time. but on unix side, 1.txt file doesn't change!
what problem on my steps? and how can I resolve this issue? because the system is not next to me, except for standard modules, we don't use crontab or other any schedule::* modules. worse of all, I am the single one that know perl in my company!
Please Help me! any answer are really appreciated!!!

I am trying to improve my English skills, if you see a mistake please feel free to reply or /msg me a correction

In reply to Help! perl in scheduled task doesn't work! by xiaoyafeng

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