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Just use the -w option at first, not -d (the man page also recommends this... it says, try the -w option first, not at the same time as the -d option).

Also, check the man pages to find out where the warning messages are logged. You should redirect them to a log file.



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Also, the wrapper/alias should work the same as your standard perl command, but it also uses the -w option. There are a number of ways to accomplish this.

The bottom line is that, unless you have logging information, you can't debug very well. Perl has facilities for logging warnings, debugging, etc. You need to use these tools.

Thanks for the help.. I'll search more in to these logs.. I'll get back to you if I find something new.