I used Log::Log4perl on a project and really liked it, but lost half a day trying to make it work once we moved the application into production. We never got it working on the production server. But then I learned how to bury my logger calls in comments which would be ressurrected on a machine which has Log4perl working, but will be treated as comments on machines where it does not work. And I had to write a conditional around the code which defined the logger files, choosing a log in my home directory if my user is running tests from the command line, but an apache writable log when the script runs from a browser call. I'd like to learn more about Log::Dispatch, though. Thanks for the heads up.

-- Hugh

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In reply to Re: What module do you like for debugging CGI scripts by hesco
in thread What module do you like for debugging CGI scripts by metaperl

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