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I am migrating all my Perl CGI web apps from a Rackspace server to an internal corporate server that is running Centos 6. I use Excel::Writer::XLSX to create a spreadsheet in a folder like /var/www/cgi-bin/app/temp/fName.xlsx and then use a statment like

redirect('http://sales.com/cgi-bin/app/temp/'.$fileName);

The intention is to automatically download the xlsx file like it does on the Rackspace server. The file is being created but I get an HTTP 500 error. I have all the AddTypes and AddHandlers on the internal server as I did on the Rackspace server. I am running Perl 5.20 and Apache 2.2. What gives?

In reply to Redirect to an XLSX spreadsheet by rbholder

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