Hello
I'm running this on a Windows 2008R2 Sever.
When a Perl (.PL) script runs the following line:
system("groff -Tps $output_file_name.tr > $output_file_name.ps");
I get the following error:
grops:<standard input>:4:fatal error: fdopen: Invalid argument
troff: fatal error: error writng output file
. and I end up with a zero byte .ps file.
This was working prior to a server crash, upon re-install, I get the above
error.
I'm assuming a configuration issue. I believe I have all the right
permissions in place - not sure about the TEMP or TMP environment setting if
it is suppose to be different than the default. I'm not a Linux guy, but I
bet this is something simple.
All help is appreciated!
-charlie
