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Re: system() does not waitby fizbin (Chaplain) |
| on Dec 01, 2005 at 15:52 UTC ( [id://513435]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
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First off, thank you for adding markup to your post. Secondly, I suspect that what's really happening here is that something's preventing SCRIPT2 from launching, but only sometimes - unfortunately, I don't know what that error message means in this context. One suggestion is to add a ";" to the end of the string you're passing to system - this will force perl to use /bin/sh to invoke the script, which may be better at telling you the real reason stuff isn't working than perl is. Of course, if you already have a | character in your system call, that isn't going to help. I'm very puzzled by the idea that this happens only occasionally.
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