Test Program Error Log

Can' find the log Padre file
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Real Program Error log:

found:/home/jalamior/www/httpsdocs/cgi-bin/lib/perl/manageusers.pm at update_tables-development.cgi line 41. Tue Apr 11 11:26:22 2017 update_tables-development.cgi: found:/home/jalamior/www/httpsdocs/cgi-bin/lib/perl/manageusers.pm at update_tables-development.cgi line 41. Can't opendir /usr/local/apache/lib/perl: No such file or directory at update_tables-development.cgi line 38. Tue Apr 11 11:26:22 2017 update_tables-development.cgi: Can't opendir /usr/local/apache/lib/perl: No such file or directory at update_tables-development.cgi line 38.

Line 30 use manageusers qw($LoggedOn_user_id);

{
use strict; use warnings; 
my %wanted; 
$wanted{manageusers}=1; 

for my $inc (@INC) { 
  opendir (my $dh,$inc) || warn "Can't opendir $inc: $!";
  while (my $file=readdir $dh) {
    if ($file=~m/(.*)[.]pm$/) { 
      if ($wanted{$1}) { warn 'found:'.$inc.'/'.$file; } 
      }
    } 
  closedir $dh;
  }
}
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You say: and saying And later I populate the variable with the desired data is easy, proving it is not as easy. So cut and paste ALL of manageusers::OpenConnection() and ALL of every subroutine it calls to prove that you do set $manageusers::LoggedOn_user_id properly every time and dont set it back to zero somewhere else.

I don't understand the question. Search all fdiles on manageusers::OpenConnection(); yields 10 hits.

        manageusers::OpenConnection();
           manageusers::OpenConnection();
        manageusers::OpenConnection();
                manageusers::OpenConnection();
          manageusers::OpenConnection();
           manageusers::OpenConnection();
                manageusers::OpenConnection();
manageusers::OpenConnection();
manageusers::OpenConnection();
  manageusers::OpenConnection();
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They all call the same function

#---------------------------------------------------------------------
+----------
#  Database Conection Functions
#---------------------------------------------------------------------
+----------
# FUNCTION:  OpenConnection()
# DESCRIPTION: Connect to the MySQL database
#---------------------------------------------------------------------
+----------
sub OpenConnection
{
    my $localtimenow = localtime(Now());
    $dbh = DBI->connect($dsn,$sql_username,$sql_password)
        or ErrorMessage("Could not connect to the database.");

    warn("Open Connection-JustBefore returning database handle: '$dbh'
+ Current Time: '$localtimenow'");
   return $dbh;
}
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You say: prove that you do set $manageusers::LoggedOn_user_id properly every time and dont set it back to zero somewhere else

It is oly populated at two places. For a new logged on user it gets the id from the session table. For an already logged on user (cookie expires 7 days) it get the ID from the session table based on the SID lookup.

New login
warn("Hash evaluation succeded - $passhash = $passhash1 : $sessiondata
+2 = $sessiondata2md5p");
       my $timein = time();
       $session->param('user_id',$uid);
       $session->param('username',$username);
       $session->param('forename', $forename);
       $session->param('lastname', $lastname);
       $session->param('timein', $timein);
       $session->param('timeout', 0);
       $session->param('attempts',0);
       $session->param('isloggedin',1);
       $session->expires('+7d');
       $LoggedOn_user_id = $uid;  #$session->param("user_id");
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Already logged on
  if ($status == 1) {
    warn("Process Login returning after confirmed already logged in: s
+tatus: '$status' sessionname:  '$sessionname' SID:  '$sid'");
    
    my $username1 = $session->param("user_id");
    warn("username1 : '$username1'");
    $LoggedOn_user_id = $username1;  
    warn("Already logged on LoggedOn_user_id : '$LoggedOn_user_id'");
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