Re: How do I...Redirect error.log data to a file of my chosing

Just a thaught but using Carp and so forth might not help if the new machine has perl installed in a different place, or not at all. Have you tried a *realy* simple perl script to make sure that perl itself is still working on the new machine?

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Re: Re: How do I...Redirect error.log data to a file of my chosing by S_Shrum (Pilgrim) on Jun 02, 2002 at 19:09 UTC
Perl is functional as I did a simple "hello world" test. The problem that I am finding now is that the "use lib" I have defined to point to my modules location is invalid. I have tried the following: use lib "/lib"; use lib "/cgi-bin/lib"; use lib "$ENV{'DOCUMENT_ROOT'}/cgi-bin/lib"; use lib "/home/httpd/www.shrum.net/cgi-bin/lib"; ...but none of these work. I have a email into the support guys at 1dollarhosting to get the correct prefix path to use in the "USE LIB". Thanx ====================== Sean Shrum http://www.shrum.net	[reply]
Re: Re: Re: How do I...Redirect error.log data to a file of my chosing by Kanji (Parson) on Jun 02, 2002 at 21:50 UTC
With this much grief, I would have changed providers long before now ... That said, you probably want `use lib './lib';` if the `lib` directory is in the same place you keep your CGIs. That should even work in a `chroot`ed environment, but if it doesn't I suggest some careful probing of where your scripts think they are and what they can see. Read more... (712 Bytes) --k.	[reply] [d/l]