How can I keep curl output out of mail from my cronjob?
I have written a Perl script that runs as a daily crontab job that uploads files to Amazon S3 via CURL. I want the output of the cron job emailed to me which works fine but I don't want that email to include messages related to the CURL upload (only those message my script is outputting). Here are the CURL related messages I'm seeing in the daily email right now:
开发者_如何学编程% Total % Received % Xferd Average Speed Time Time Time Current
Dload Upload Total Spent Left Speed
0 230M 0 0 0 0 0 0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:-- 0
0 230M 0 0 0 544k 0 1519k 0:02:35 --:--:-- 0:02:35 1807k
0 230M 0 0 0 1744k 0 1286k 0:03:03 0:00:01 0:03:02 1342k
1 230M 0 0 1 2880k 0 1219k 0:03:13 0:00:02 0:03:11 1250k
1 230M 0 0 1 4016k 0 1198k 0:03:17 0:00:03 0:03:14 1218k
2 230M 0 0 2 5168k 0 1186k 0:03:19 0:00:04 0:03:15 1202k
2 230M 0 0 2 6336k 0 1181k 0:03:19 0:00:05 0:03:14 1157k
3 230M 0 0 3 7488k 0 1177k 0:03:20 0:00:06 0:03:14 1147k
3 230M 0 0 3 8592k 0 1167k 0:03:22 0:00:07 0:03:15 1142k
4 230M 0 0 4 9744k 0 1166k 0:03:22 0:00:08 0:03:14 1145k
4 230M 0 0 4 10.6M 0 1163k 0:03:23 0:00:09 0:03:14 1142k
5 230M 0 0 5 11.7M 0 1161k 0:03:23 0:00:10 0:03:13 1140k
5 230M 0 0 5 12.8M 0 1158k 0:03:23 0:00:11 0:03:12 1133k
6 230M 0 0 6 13.9M 0 1155k 0:03:24 0:00:12 0:03:12 1138k
6 230M 0 0 6 15.0M 0 1155k 0:03:24 0:00:13 0:03:11 1138k
7 230M 0 0 7 16.1M 0 1152k 0:03:25 0:00:14 0:03:11 1131k
7 230M 0 0 7 17.2M 0 1152k 0:03:25 0:00:15 0:03:10 1132k
7 230M 0 0 7 18.4M 0 1152k 0:03:24 0:00:16 0:03:08 1140k
I am using a simple Perl system()
call to invoke CURL. Does anyone know what command line argument I can supply CURL to turn off the reporting of the upload progress?
There are a few options here.
You can use the -s
or --silent
flag to silence all output. From the curl
manpage:
-s/--silent Silent or quiet mode. Don’t show progress meter or error mes- sages. Makes Curl mute.
Or, rather than using something like system
in your Perl script to run curl
, you could use backticks or the qx
operator to capture the output to a variable.
Or, you could open your curl
process with a pipe to capture its STDOUT and look at it later.
Finally, you might want to explore replacing your system calls to curl
with a native Perl library like LWP::UserAgent or Mechanize.
For some reason my version of CURL wasn't recognizing the -s or --silent which I know makes no sense. As @Friedo suggested I tried using backticks or the qx operator which also didn't get rid of unwanted upload progress reporting. Ultimately I went the very unelegant route of adding >/dev/null 2>&1
to the end of the system call which resolved the issue.
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