in reply to md5 digest of remote file

You delcare $remote_file twice with my() in the same lexical scope. Take off the my() from the second decleration.

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Re: Re: md5
by robartes (Priest) on Mar 21, 2003 at 18:47 UTC
    Um, as the assignment operator (=) associates rightward, the OP can actually get away with this particular case. You will get a warning though: 
    use strict;
my $test="fleas\n";
my $test="A camel has $test";
print $test;
__END__
"my" variable $test masks earlier declaration in same scope at 244947.
+pl line 5.
A camel has fleas

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