Monks,

I'm using Archive::Tar Modules to extract tar files. For the first time, program is running successfully but when i run again, it is displaying errors on the screen. How to suppress them not to display on the screen and have a silent extraction

Also, how to find out return status of extraction? 

use strict;
use Archive::Tar;
use File::Path qw(make_path remove_tree);

my $file = '/home/rocket/sample.tgz';

my $dir = '/var/tmp/extract';

make_path("$dir") unless -d "$dir";
chdir($dir);

my $ocs = Archive::Tar->new($file);
my $stat = $ocs->extract();

print $stat;

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In reply to suppress errors from Archive::Tar by doubledecker

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