If you would not insist on Config::IniFile ... 

use Config::IniHash;

$config = ReadINI( 'Service.ini',
  systemvars => 0,
    # do not expand system %variables%
  case => 'preserve', 
    # lookup is case insensitive. keys %$INI return the original case
    # ! if you change this option to a case sensitive one even the %se
+ction-name% variables will be case sensitive !
  forValue => sub {
    my ($name, $value, $sectionname, $INI) = @_;
    $value =~ s/%(\w+)-(\w+)%/$INI->{$1}->{$2}/g;
    return $value;
  },
);

use Data::Dumper;
print Dumper($config);

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As you see you get a HoH containing the data from the INI file and you can "preprocess" the values before inserting them to the HoH.

HTH, Jenda

P.S.: To continue the shameless plug ... did you consider using PerlApp and Win32::Daemon::Simple?

In reply to Re: Substituting tokens into configuration values by Jenda
in thread Substituting tokens into configuration values by dbush

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