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> my $log = new FileHandle("process.log", "a");
>
> When I print the $log->fileno it print FD as 0 and I have couple other log
> files opened after this all of these having random numbers like 12,15 etc. my
> believe is FD 0 used for STDIN . Is this is bug or aim doing
> something wrong ?

If you have closed FD 0, the next file opened will get that file
descriptor. If that's the case, one solution is to open /dev/null
after closing FD 0; another is to just let the FD be 0, as long as it
works.

----Scott.