So, I have some files. Not all of them are in the same folders.

One of them, inside it's BEGIN{} block, has this piece of code: 
%config = do "../config.cgi" or die("Error: $!");

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Which is, of course, supposed to 'do' the configuration loader file, in the folder above it. This is the configuration loader file: 
our %config = do "filename"
    or die("can't recreate config info: $!");
return %config;

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And, inside our actual config FILE: 
%config = (
            'logging_enabled' => 1,
            'crypt_salt' => 'xQ'
          );

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However, the problem is that the first file isn't having anything loaded into it's %config hash. Nothing at all is in there. Does anyone know why this is?

Thanks,
Spidy
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