Intresting, this works for me on the same platform. Can it be something wrong with your Mylog package? This is what I tested it with:

In Mylog.pm: 

package Mylog;

use base qw(Exporter);

our @EXPORT_OK=qw(warn test);

sub warn{
  print "My warn ", @_, "\n";
}

1;

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And in t.pl: 
#!/usr/bin/perl

package main;

use strict;
use warnings;
 
use Mylog qw/warn/;

warn("just a test... - warn\n");

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Running t.pl, I then get: 
[skaark@dhcp-253-59 ~]$ perl t.pl
My warn just a test... - warn

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I cant really help you out much more unless you show me the contents of your Mylog.pm file. I'm guessing the problem is somehow in there.... gc

In reply to Re^3: Log4perl & warn by goldclaw
in thread Log4perl & warn by Anonymous Monk

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