On Sun, Aug 10, 2003 at 02:14:42PM -0400, Justin F. Knotzke wrote:
> Aug 10 13:47:36 shampoo spamd[30442]: debug: bayes: 30442 tie-ing to DB file R/O
> /var/tmp/exim4-bayes/bayes_toks
> Aug 10 13:47:36 shampoo spamd[30442]: Cannot open bayes_path
> /var/tmp/exim4-bayes/bayes R/O:
>
>
> What it appears is happening is the debug is printed, and it tries to
> open bayes_toks but fails for some reason and then it prints the warning
> message.
>
> What is the ' $! ' at the end of the warning message? This is where
> something should be printed but isn't.. i figure.
'$!' is a perl-ism for "The string representation of the last error returned
to this process by the OS".
e.g., if you try to open /some/path/that/doesn't/exist, perl will get
ENOENT, which '$!' calls "No such file/directory".
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