Hello Monks, I'm trying to execute a CGI script from Chrome. The cgi handlers are enabled in the webserver. A small Hello world CGI script works when called from browser. I have a CGI script like mentioned below which loads some custom libraries and CPAN libraries which are installed extra

#!/usr/bin/perl

use CGI;
use Data::Dumper;
use lib::MyDatasource;
use JSON::XS;

print header();
print "Hello world\n";

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Ths above code works when I comment lib::MyDatasource(which I have created) and JSON::XS(which i installed from CPAN). Also from UNIX cmd I can execute the script perfectly.

I have tried adding the lib folder to INC path, but in vain.

Please suggest.

In reply to CGI script fails to execute in browser by revendar

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