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Is there a file descriptor created for logfile using by logmsg within Perl script
We have a log file which is updated by one Perl script using logmsg. But I find nothing when I am using lsof|grep logfile to try to find out the process id. Actually I already know which process but I also did not find this logfile descriptor in /proc/processid/fd. Why? What is the right way to find out this process ?
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How is logmsg defined?
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sub logmsg {
my ($msg) = @_;
my $LOG = new IO::File::fcntl("$logFile"
my $DateTime = strftime "%b %e %Y %T", localtime;
if ($LOG) {
print $LOG "$DateTime,$msg";
print "$DateTime,$msg" if (! $daemon);
close $LOG;
}
}
How can I get the $LOG value? Is this the value for file descriptor?
my ($msg) = @_;
my $LOG = new IO::File::fcntl("$logFile"
my $DateTime = strftime "%b %e %Y %T", localtime;
if ($LOG) {
print $LOG "$DateTime,$msg";
print "$DateTime,$msg" if (! $daemon);
close $LOG;
}
}
How can I get the $LOG value? Is this the value for file descriptor?
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