Hello, in my website i have a perl script that logs all the traffic in as single file called log.txt !!! the file looks liek this: 
localhost                               ->     Tue Apr  6 07:50
localhost                               ->     Tue Apr  6 07:51     ->
+     ChickenInvaders
localhost                               ->     Tue Apr  6 07:51
localhost                               ->     Tue Apr  6 07:52     ->
+     BrainsBreaker
localhost                               ->     Tue Apr  6 07:54

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when the user enters index.pl his ip address is being logges along with the time. Problem is that when the user goes to games.pl then he logger puts one more record to the log.txt telling me that the user also gone to games.pl and it gives me the file he doewnloaded.
What i want is if the user enter games.pl and downloads the file i want the same record inside log.txt to be updated and put a filed aside telling me what was the file that he downloaded!! here is the script of the log: 
open(OUT, ">>../data/texts/log.txt") or die $!;
   print OUT $host, " "x(40-length($host)), "->     ", $xronos, "\n";
close(OUT);

and the the log also inside games.pl

<code>
open(OUT, ">>../data/texts/log.txt") or die $!;print(OUT $host, " "x(4
+0-length($host)), "->     ", $xronos, "     ->     ", $game, "\n");
close(OUT);

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can you help me out?!?

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