I have this line in my perl script that sshes into a remote machine and execute a bash script:
system("ssh -t remotemachine /dir/dir/bashscript");
In my bash script, I used exit code 2 some commands 2 >> error.txt to capture any errors that I may encounter and I want this error.txt to be written in the same folder where the bash script is stored.
My problem is when I ssh into the machine and run the program from the terminal, the error can be captured and written in error.txt but if I run the program from my perl, the program is able to run but the error is not captured.
Any suggestions?
Use the full path for the capture file.
some commands 2 >> /dir/dir/error.txt
Otherwise the file will be created in the users $HOME if it exists.
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