Hey guys

I ran into a new wrinkle with the script I am trying to write. For some reason, even tho I commented almost everything out this is the response I am getting from this script:

Incorrect options supplied, exiting.
Incorrect options supplied, exiting.
Incorrect options supplied, exiting.
Incorrect options supplied, exiting.
Incorrect options supplied, exiting.
Incorrect options supplied, exiting.
Incorrect options supplied, exiting.
Incorrect options supplied, exiting.
Incorrect options supplied, exiting.
Incorrect options supplied, exiting.
Incorrect options supplied, exiting.
Incorrect options supplied, exiting.
Incorrect options supplied, exiting.
Incorrect options supplied, exiting.
Incorrect options supplied, exiting.
Incorrect options supplied, exiting.
Incorrect options supplied, exiting.
Incorrect options supplied, exiting.
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And it goes on from there, that's just a snippet!

And here's the code that's causing it:

#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use IO::Pipe;
use IO::Handle;
use IO::File;
my $system;
my @systems = ( '3par-S400', '3par-E200' );


#open( MYFILE, '>>data.txt' );
#foreach my $system (@systems) {
#    my $output = run_command($system);
#    while (<$output>) {
#        next if (m/^$/);
#        next if (m/KBytes/);
#        next if (m/VVname/);
#        last if (m/^\-\-\-\-\-.*$/);
#        s/^ *//;
#        s/ +/\|/g;
#        print MYFILE $_;
#    }
#}
#close(MYFILE);

#open( MYFILE, '<data.txt' );
#while (<MYFILE>) {
#    my $thisline = $_;
#    chomp($thisline);
#    my $gmetric="/usr/bin/gmetric";
 ## This is what we grab and build the array
## 22:28:29|08/30/10|r/w|I/O|per|second|KBytes|per|sec|Svt|ms|IOSz|KB|
## VVname|Cur|Avg|Max|Cur|Avg|Max|Cur|Avg|Cur|Avg|Qlen
## This is the data we get per line
# racprod_data03_500G_tpvv|t|674|674|674|6782|6782|6782|3.6|3.6|10.1|1
+0.1|2
#    my @array= ( $VVname, $t, $ioCur, $ioAvg, $ioMax, $kbCur, $kbAvg,
+ $kbMax, $svtCur, $svtAvg, $iokbCur, $iokbAvg, $Qlen) = split /\|/, $
+thisline;
#    foreach @array {
#    print $_;
#    }
#}
#close(MYFILE);

sub run_command {
    my $user      = 'gmon';
    my $system    = shift;
    my $protocol  = 'ssh';
    my $ssh_flags = "-l $user";
    my $command   = "statvv -ni";
    my $space     = " ";
    my $do_command = $protocol . $space . $ssh_flags . $space . $syste
+m . $space . $command;
    my $cmd = IO::Pipe->new;
    $cmd->reader($do_command);
    return $cmd;
}
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It seems like the problem is with the IO::Pipe. What do I need to do to get this working, I must humbly and respectfully ask?

Thanks!

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