Re^3: Logging run-time warnings from an embedded perl interpreter

in reply to Re^2: Logging run-time warnings from an embedded perl interpreter
in thread [RESOLVED*] Logging run-time warnings from an embedded perl interpreter

I haven't had to do that, but maybe the following works for you?

BEGIN {
    close STDERR;
    my $logfile = '/some/hardcoded/path/where/to_put_your.log';
    open STDERR, ">", $logfile
        or die "Couldn't create logfile: $!";
};
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Put that code somewhere where it gets run as early as possible (for user code) - maybe you can even specify modules to be loaded when you start the program?

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Re^4: Logging run-time warnings from an embedded perl interpreter by Hercynium (Hermit) on Nov 19, 2007 at 20:16 UTC
Thanks for the code snippet. I just put that code into a 'reboot handler' (something custom I built that should have been part of the app in the first place) and sure enough I'm getting all sorts of fun stuff in my log file...	[reply]

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