PodMaster, I humbly thank you for your prompt reply. 
Module id = Log::Log4perl  INST_VERSION 0.41

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Upgrading seems to have no impact on current issue.

PodMaster: what you've posted pretty much works as it should

I agree. I ran your code and it worked as expected. Except when it comes to Apache/mod_perl/mason components. Has anyone successfully used Log::Log4perl in a similar setting?

index.mas: 
my $log = MyLogger::->new("apache");
$log->fatal("This should be in the APACHE log");
my $retval = database::do_some_logging();
$log->fatal("This should be in the APACHE log");

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database.pm: 
my $log = MyLogger::->new("database");
sub do_some_logging { $log->warn("This should appear in DATABASE log."
+); }

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database.log: 
[empty]

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apache.log (edited for readability) 
FATAL> This should be in the APACHE log
WARN>  This should appear in DATABASE log.
FATAL> This should be in the APACHE log

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In reply to Re: Re: Wrapper class for log4perl redirects to wrong log file by andreas1234567
in thread Wrapper class for log4perl redirects to wrong log file by andreas1234567

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