There is no reason to use a temporary file. Just assign the results of the `naviseccli ...` into an array and loop through that array. Just replace the 

my $navicmd = `naviseccli -address $spa -user $nviusr -password $nvipw
+d -scope global clone -listclone -Name "$name" -cloneid $copies{$clTy
+p} -Clonestate -PercentSynced`;

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by 
my @navicmd = `naviseccli -address $spa -user $nviusr -password $nvipw
+d -scope global clone -listclone -Name "$name" -cloneid $copies{$clTy
+p} -Clonestate -PercentSynced`;

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remove all the file fiddling and replace 
while (<FILE>) {

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by 
foreach (@navicmd) {

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You might also want to rename that variable, because it doesn't contain any command, but rather the output or results of some command.

Jenda
Enoch was right!
Enjoy the last years of Rome.

In reply to Re: Sub Routine calls by Jenda
in thread Sub Routine calls by mrras25

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