if from the command line a run
/dir1/dir2/progname ar1 arg2 arg3 -p /dev/null
it works.
if I do:
@args = ("/dir1/dir2/prgname","arg1","arg2","arg3","-p /dev/null");
$rc = system @args;
The application stops with an error saying the -p /dev/null is an
invalid argument.
It is a standard argument for the app telling it where to "put" its
output.
It doesn't matter in what order I put the arg I still get the same error
message.
I am so confused :-(
Ken Cole
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