hi all, i'm working on a threaded server process. here are the relevant code lines: 
use threads;
use threads::shared;
use Thread::Queue;

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our (%sessions, %nicks, %times) : shared;

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sub _save {
   my $session = $req->content;

   lock %times;
   lock %nicks;
   lock %sessions;
   $times{$session->{ID}} = time;
   $nicks{$session->{ID}} = $session->{PLAYER}->get('nickname') unless
+ $session->{PLAYER}->anonymus;

   $sessions{$session->{ID}} = $session;
   $logs->enqueue("save request: stored session $session->{ID}") if $d
+ebug;
   $res->content({});
}

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and from this line: $sessions{$session->{ID}} = $session; i get this warning: Invalid value for shared scalar at sbin/sessiond line 258. anobody got a clue, why?

In reply to Invalid value for shared scalar by thcsoft

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