The whole as you requested... (this is off the top of my head and untested, cause the code dwell's @ work - workstation and I am now at home) 
#!/usr/bin/perl

($machine, $soundroot, $pattern) = @ARGV;
open(PIPE, "ssh $machine \"find $soundroot -type f | grep '$pattern' \
+" 2&>1 | ");
while(<PIPE>) {
  chomp;
  s/$soundroot//g;
  push @rawlist, $_;
}
@playlist = sort { $a <> $b || $a cmp $b } @rawlist;
close(PIPE);

foreach $track (@playlist) {
  print "playing $track\n";
  $DoNotExit = 1;
  while($DoNotExit) {
    open(PIPE, "ssh $machine \"cat $soundroot/$track \" | mpg123 - | "
+) unless <PIPE>;
    undef $DoNotExit unless <PIPE>;
  }
  close(PIPE);
}

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this was my code originally. Now i wanted to use ctrl-c as a 'skip-button'. it doesn't work, cause when I do ctrl-c in this case everything ends...
Any suggestions?

Sinister greetings.

In reply to Re: Re: My pipe gets the SIGINT. And I dont want that... by Sinister
in thread My pipe gets the SIGINT. And I dont want that... by Sinister

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