use MSDW::Version
  'DBI'                => '1.602',
  'DBD-DB2'            => '1.0-8.2.7',
  'DBD-MSDB2'          => '1.3',
  'MSDW-DB2-DBInfo' => '1.7',
  'Spreadsheet-WriteExcel' => '2.37',
  'Parse-RecDescent' => '1.94',
  'MIME-Lite' => '2.117',
  'Env-Modulecmd'      => '1.2',
  'Getopt-Long' => '2.37',
  'Date-Calc'          => '5.3',
  'Tie-IxHash'         => '1.21',
  ;
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Any time you get a 500 error from a web server it means that the CGI environment encountered something it could not deal with ranging from straight up Perl syntax errors or other failures to compile to file permissions. Your best bet is to check the server error logs and see what it is really complaining about.

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