Here it is....
sysopen(DB_USERS_LOCK, $lck_users, O_RDWR|O_CREAT) ||
die( "Cannot open $lck_users: $! " );
flock(DB_USERS_LOCK, LOCK_EX) ||
die( "Cannot LOCK_EX $lck_users: $! " );
tie %h, "DB_File", $users_dbm_file, O_RDWR|O_CREAT, 0640, $DB_HASH ||
die( "Cannot tie $users_dbm_file $! \n" );
my $data_for_db = "";
foreach ( sort keys %data ){
$data_for_db = $data_for_db . "$_ $data{$_} "
}
$h{$username} = $data_for_db;
print $h{$username};
untie %h;
close DB_USERS_LOCK;
i am tring to dump the %data hash into a scalar value so i can add it to the DB_HASH.... $username has been predefined earlier in the script.
when i check the file afterwords the file size is still 0.
any suggestions?
kha0z -- www.kha0z.net
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