After looking into Digest::SHA1 and Whiplash.pm I noticed that Whiplash.pm called reset on a Digest::SHA1 object although it just called the hexdigest method which already resets the object upon completion.
It seems calling reset after digest or hexdigest is not only a waste of time, but also the source of the problem.
After commenting out the reset in Whiplash.pm (line 66) :
My system works flawlessly with that line intact. While it might be a waste of time, I doubt it's a source of the problem. I'd take it as some possibly redundant code, but one that is pointing out a problem in your perl libs.
Any chance your copy of Digest::SHA1 is mangled?
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