I have setup a plack psgi application tha works with cgi files. When I start starman server from the shell of the user 'starman' the service runs fine and responds to requests.
When I try to set it up as a systemd Unit (Centos) , the client gets an error of "Server closed connection without sending any data back" without emitting any data.OS is Centos7. Can't find anything in the log files,expect from dmseg which has error : 
111362894.832068 starman master 24776: segfault at c1 ip 00007f29bd8d2057 sp
 00007fff6ba44168 error 4 in XS.so7f29bd8cf000+15000
The service is set up as : 
[Unit]
Description=StarmanService

[Service]
Type=simple
User=starman
Group=starman
ExecStart=/home/starman/perl5/bin/starman -E debug --ssl-key=/home/sta
+rman/starm
anpem+5-key.pem --ssl-cert=/home/starman/starmanpem+5.pem --listen :50
+00:ssl --w
orkers=1 /home/starman/app.psgi --access-log /home/starman/access.log 
+--user=sta
rman --error-log /home/starman/error1.log
Restart=always
WorkingDirectory=/home/starman/cgi-bin

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

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In reply to Starman "Server closed connection without sending any data back" by nikosv

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