Excellent... that seems to fix the STDOUT problem... but when I do that for STDIN it does not seem to work.

  open(STDIN,"<&".fileno($c)) or die;
  print STDERR "STDIN: ",<STDIN>;
  print STDERR "\$c: ",<$c>;
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gives me:

20040902 14:15:45 STDIN: 
20040902 14:15:45 $c:  fcl_userid=d4ants&fcl_password=hidden&referer=&
+fcl_login_submit=Login
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very strange. This I can deal with.. the STDOUT was the more important thing, STDIN would just be a nice thing to get working.

I had manged to get it working using POSIX::dup2 and POSIX::close... but this seems much nicer :)

Thanks!