Hello dear Monks,

first thanks for you answers.

I first tried : (cos it's the shortest)

use Storable;
 # fill my hash
 store \%host_info, 'file';
 %host_info = ();
 %host_info = %{retrieve('file')};
 # print my hash

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This worked. Don't know what I did yesterday, when I used

store \%host_info, 'file';

(probably not exactly that) It had a file with just

pst01234(and some unprintable chars).

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Maybe I should not code until 6am.

Thank you all.

Have a nice day !

"There is only one good, namely knowledge, and only one evil, namely ignorance." Socrates

In reply to Re^2: How to save and reload my hash by lepetitalbert
in thread How to save and reload my hash by lepetitalbert

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