Daemonize perl process

Question

I am trying to unmount a test example of a perl process for syslog.

1) in a perl script it is already registered in a rotating log file, but I would like to register daemonize for the case when everything goes wrong before log get create 2) Currently I am doing sudo / usr / sbin / daemonize -u User -a -h / home / users / me / log / log.log / home / users / me / test

It already works, but the problem is that the log file will become large, and the only way to process the log file is if daemonize stops.

So, I'm trying to log into syslog, so I do

sudo / usr / sbin / daemonize -u User -a -e / dev / stderr / home / users / me / test | Registrar

When writing to stderr, a permission error will be made. If I do not start as a User, he receives the log in order, but for security reasons I have to start my daemon as a user.

I'm stuck, any help appreciated

my test is sub main {my $ i = 0; for ($ i = 0; $ i <10; $ i ++) {print "this is a test." $ i. "\ n"; }}

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Note. I also tried 2> & 1 but did not work.

Answer 1

You might be better off using Daemon :: Daemonize from CPAN or something like that. It allows you to automatically redirect STDOUT and STDERR. He claims to handle all the necessary setpgrp files.

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