I'm looking at a site someone else created, it's Catalyst running via mod_perl on Apache 2.

Would you expect there to be separate Catalyst logs, and if so, where?

Update solved my own problem. Log calls don't seem to do anything unless the Debug flag is on.

As soon as I added it here in the top level module: 

use Catalyst qw/
    -Debug 
    Other::Useful::Things
/;

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lots of detailed messages began to appear in /var/log/httpd/error.log. That may not be exactly where you'd find it on your system but as it's running as part of Apache, I guess it makes sense.

In reply to Does Catalyst by default have its own logging, and if so, where? by Cody Fendant

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