i crate a client and server socket program using IO::Socket::INET module.Also i use the use File::Slurp 'write_file' module to write the incoming/outgoing message from the socket.
use File::Slurp 'write_file';
write_file( 'log1.txt',$sendmsg);
write_file( 'log2.txt',$recvmsg);

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But using this way i have to create different file for incoming/outgoing.Also it will store the last message only.But i want to append all the incoming and outing message in a single file.Plz suggest where i lack something

In reply to How to write the incoming and outgoing message in a file ???? by samirpatry

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