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Hi,

Like CGI Help Guide says use CGI::Carp qw/ fatalsToBrowser /;

This avoids both the problems you reported, permission denied to open log file (an "admin" problem, he who configure apache and grant permissions), and premature end of script headers (your program)

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In reply to Re: Problem with apache server by Anonymous Monk
in thread Problem with apache server by digioleg54

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