Hello Monks, I am extracting a file name from a string and trying to open this file but i get error no such file or directory. 

 my $run_cmd = "./tpsm -rules tpsm_rulesfile_ubuntu -looprf 0 -stop 10
+ -pspc 1 >logfile.txt "; # I extract logfile.txt from this string

 my ( $logfile ) = ( split />/,$run_cmd )[-1];
 chomp($logfile);

 my $pagal = "$rundir_path/$logfile"; # this doesn't work-- case1
 my $pagal = "$rundir_path/logfile.txt"; # this works fine -- case 2

open ( my $fh,"<",$pagal ) or die "No such logfile found\n";

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case 1 it doesn't work and case-2 it works , i tried printing the two cases they were exactly the same. Please help

In reply to open file error by t-rex

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