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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting [Perl] Capture system call error message. Post 302344998 by ejdv on Tuesday 18th of August 2009 08:31:45 AM
Old 08-18-2009
Jim,

Thanks for replying.

I tried, but then for the 'good' system I do not get my command output any more.
And for the 'bad' system I still get the error message on my screen (and it is not assigned to my $result variable).

Code:
----

remsh to nbsol151 with system call
Contents of $result :
0

----

remsh to nbsol151 with backticks
Contents of $result :


----

remsh to nbsol151 with open

----


----

remsh to nbfuz159 with system call
rcmd: nbfuz159: Unknown host
Contents of $result :
0

----

remsh to nbfuz159 with backticks
rcmd: nbfuz159: Unknown host
Contents of $result :


----

remsh to nbfuz159 with open
rcmd: nbfuz159: Unknown host

----



---------- Post updated at 01:46 PM ---------- Previous update was at 01:39 PM ----------

My hostname on the other host (nbsol151) is changed to '2' now.
So it looks like I need to escape the 2$>1 somehow.
Now it did 'hostname 2' and '$>1'.

---------- Post updated at 02:31 PM ---------- Previous update was at 01:46 PM ----------

I think this will do (using /dev/null):

Code:
printf "remsh to $host with backticks\n";
$result = `remsh $host hostname 2> /dev/null`;
chomp $result;
printf "Contents of \$result :\n";
printf "$result\n";
if ($result eq $host) {
        printf "remsh successful.\n";
} else {
        printf "remsh NOT successful.\n";
}

That produces:

Code:
----

remsh to nbsol151 with backticks
Contents of $result :
nbsol151
remsh successful.

----

remsh to nbfuz159 with backticks
Contents of $result :

remsh NOT successful.

Although then I do not know the reason for it not to be successful.
 

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