Hm, odd. That code crashes perl on win32, and so I think it would do the same on linux (segfault).

Update: fixed typo, now runs with error messages: 


H:\working_files\win32>perl logtest.pl
Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at logtest.p
+l line 32.

Logging to file H:\working_files\test\testfile..logtest.pl.2096.log at
+ minimum l
oglevel 'info'
Unable to open log file 'H:\working_files\test\testfile..logtest.pl.20
+96.log' at
 logtest.pl line 46

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so, we can see that the variables in the config hash aren't being read in correctly....

-- Burvil

In reply to Re^4: Passing filename to Log::Std by bowei_99
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