in reply to Remove extra carriage return (0D) on socket communications
binmode simply tells perl not to change any of the bytes in the stream. If the other side of your pipe is putting in the carriage returns, then binmode isn't going to take them out. If you can use binmode on the other end of the pipe that should solve your problem. If not, you'll have to strip them out.
...roboticus
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