Hi all!

I have two computers, one running Linux RH 7.1 with perl 5.6.0-12, and one with RH 9.0 with perl 5.8.0-88.
I'm running a project on the Perl 5.6.0 machine and everything is ok there. When running the same project on the perl 5.8.0 machine I get an Undifined subrutine isLocalUser in ... error, and the project crashes. Is there something that can be different in syntax between the perl versions that don't have backwards competability, coz' I can think of any other reason.
May I add that every function in the file where isLocalUser() sits is working, as if the file is not included in the project - I get the same error. Other functions in other files do work - till the crash.

Anyone?

Hotshot

In reply to differences between perl versions? by hotshot

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