Hi, I am trying to open a read file path from properties file, but I am unable to do that. However, I have tried doing some hard-coded, it works fine.

Error: Could not open file '/home/ad/prod/logs/test.log' No such file or directory at binaryImageTransfer.pl In below code, when I try to use tempVar directly it works. I have also tried printing logFileName. It works 

my $config = Config::Tiny->new;
$config = Config::Tiny->read('myconfig_imagetransfer');
$logFileName = $config->{TRUNK}->{LOG_FILE};
chomp $logFileName;
#my $tempVar = '/home/ad/prod/logs/test.log';
my $tempVar = $logFileName;
open($logFile, '>>', $tempVar) or die "Could not open file $tempVar  $
+!";

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myconfig_imagetransfer
[TRUNK]
SOURCE_DIR      =       /home/ad/prod/war
TARGET_DIR      =       /app/tomcat6/trunkcurrent/webapps
LOG_FILE        =       '/home/ad/prod/logs/test.log'

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Any help in this regard will be appreciated. Thank you in advance

In reply to Files/Properties: Not able to open file from properties file by perlhp

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