> "SR" == Steve Revilak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
SR> sub main() {
SR> my @kids = ();
SR> for (1..10) {
SR> my $fh = anon_fh();
i know this is just an example script but i have some general comments
anyway as well as a possible explanation for your issue.
you
> "BR" == Bill Ricker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
BR> Anyone have anything to present?
BR> If no one volunteers, I'll have to let Uri continue the Ack-a-thon.
considering i have a coughing cold now, all i can say is:
PHHFFT!! AAACCKK!!!
uri
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Today, I came across a puzzling (to me) behavior of wait and
IO::Handle. Although I managed to work around it, I'd love to
understand what's happening.
Here is a very simple IPC program: parent spawns children, reads their
output, and collects their exit codes. This code doesn't illustrate
the
Anyone have anything to present?
If no one volunteers, I'll have to let Uri continue the Ack-a-thon.
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Bill
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On Wed, Jul 30, 2008 at 11:13:14PM -0400, Bob Rogers wrote:
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> Much has changed since the second edition was published, so the book is
> likely to be misleading in some places, and dead wrong in others. But
> since I only have a copy of the first edition, I'm afraid I can't be
> more specific.
Thanks Tom.
I have tried specifying first SSH2, and then SSH1.
Interestingly I get the same result.
Though I have tried turning on the debug mode, I have not gotten any
>> different results (though I'm not so sure how to USE the debug mode really).
>>
>
> Are you saying nothing is written to STD
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