On Thu, 2008-01-17 at 16:04 -0600, Brown, Mike wrote: > I'll start by saying I do not write Perl. The LOGFILE variable appears to > be global in scope. When it was closed in one function that caused > functions "higher up" the stack to fail to write their log messages. I > hacked a solution by changing the name of the file handle to be unique in > each function that has logging. A better solution would be to use a LOGFILE > variable declared to be local in scope...
You are very patient! > The return log message now appears. I've attached the logfile generated by > the good and bad cases after patching up the LOGFILE names. I still don't understand why the process just pauses like that. > Our subversion is run through Apache. I'm not sure I can bypass our Apache > to commit a file to our repositories. I'd appreciate any pointers you might > have. I understand that you can't bypass Apache to commit a file to your repositories. What I'm asking is whether you can instantiate a test repository in /tmp for the purpose of debugging this issue. I'm trying to see if Apache has something to do with this issue. If we can at least confirm that I may be able to reproduce the bug here.
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