Hi Y'all, I'm new to mod_perl, please forgive me if this is already well known info.
I have several different web scripts like: if($UseLog) { Sys::Syslog::setlogsock('unix'); openlog("$WebScriptName", 'pid', 'daemon'); syslog('info', "$WebScriptName starting"); } ... syslog('info', "Message"); # Actually buried in a subroutine ... Originally, if $UseLog was false for an invocation of the script, the "Message" would not appear in the syslog. When I turned on mod_perl, sometimes I found "Message" appearing, but under a different script's name. So: mod_perl is somehow saving the socket state between runs of webscripts, right? Is it doing what it is supposed to be doing? Is there anything wrong with what I am doing? And most important - is there any other area that has the same or similar behavior? Thanks, j -- John Gateley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>