I finally upgraded a mail server from Debian Lenny to Wheezy and now a script for my mail admin broke. I believe the relevant lines are

use strict;

BEGIN
{
        my $dir;
        require File::Spec;

        if ( !($dir = $ENV{MT_HOME}) )
        {
                $dir = ($0 =~ m!(.*[/\\])!) ? $1 : './';
                $ENV{MT_HOME} = $dir;
        }
        unshift @INC, $dir;
}

#
# Include Logger module
# Calls on VMA::Logger module
#
use VMA::Logger qw(Logger);

#
# Grab arguments from command line
# Split argument into array
#
my @argarray            = split(/:/,$ARGV[0]);
my $is_logging          = $argarray[0];
my $logdir                      = $argarray[1];
my $func                                = $argarray[2];

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Now when I try and run it I get

Use of uninitialized value in split at /var/www/vmailadmin/includes/bin/backend.pl line 42.

I'm just looking for some direction here on what changed between 5.8 and 5.14 that would cause this. Any help would be most appreciated.

In reply to Upgrade from 5.8 to 5.14 broke me by rjreb

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