in reply to Why the same hex digest?

Did you notice the error message? It was coming from this line: open(THISFILE,'< $file') or warn "ERROR: Can't open $outfile!\n"; which means the input file is not being opened so you aren't MD5ing (nice verb) what you think you are. The single quotes stop the variable interpolation, try this: open(THISFILE,'<'.$file) or warn "ERROR: Can't open $file: $!\n"; Note also that the warn should mention the correct file, not your output file. Even better, include $! to get more post-mortem info.

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I'd like to be able to assign to an luser

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Re: Re: Why the same hex digest?
by Madams (Pilgrim) on Mar 16, 2001 at 06:49 UTC

    /me Do'oh!... Thanks Albannach, today is not my proofreading day i guess..dyslexia at work (i'm an accountant so that's BAD), and no speaka da perl at home... ;)

    I mean.. OF COURSE q() stops variable interp...so why do i now wear eggs?
    ++ for pointing out i'm a "luser" myself today heh,heh...

    UPDATE:
    this sorry story gets to be my entry to the end of:
    TIMTOWTDI -- so long as it's not my way

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