With all due respect and gratitude to the anonymous monk who responded above, I have now tried the following combinations to ascertain the issue here. None of them have been successful, as of yet. Neither $s->errstr(), nor $s->dump() have much to say for themselves. Only invoking my own handrolled ->log() method seems to give me any output. And the Data::Dumper output of the $self->{'s'} object reveals no error strings hiding in the hash. Any further wisdom available?

if(defined($self->{'s'})){
  # $self->{'s'}->flush() or $self->log('WARNING','Failed attempt to f
+lush session parameters for cgisess_' . $self->{'s'}->id()  . ' to th
+e file store: ' . $!);
  # $self->{'s'}->flush() or die 'Failed attempt to flush session para
+meters for cgisess_' . $self->{'s'}->id()  . ' to the file store: ' .
+ $!;
  $self->{'s'}->flush() or print STDERR 'Failed attempt to flush sessi
+on parameters for cgisess_' . $self->{'s'}->id()  . ' to the file sto
+re: ' . CGI::Ses
sion->errstr();
  # $self->{'s'}->flush() or print STDERR 'Failed attempt to flush ses
+sion parameters for cgisess_' . $self->{'s'}->id()  . ' to the file s
+tore: ' . $self->{'s'}->errstr();
}

$self->{'s'}->dump();
CGI::Session->dump();
$self->log('DEBUG','Our session in the end reads: ',$self->{'s'});

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In reply to Re: Failed attempt to flush CGI::Session parameters, huh ??? by hesco
in thread Failed attempt to flush CGI::Session parameters, huh ??? by hesco

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