Hallo there, I've got the following problem: I'm using XML::Simple on my local Win32 machine and it works fine. When I upload scripts using XML::Simple on my webserver which runs on Linux, I have to include XML::Simple by using use lib "/path/modulesfolder/"; Also this is working very well.
But when I call XMLin(args); in my scripts, an Internal Server Error occurs. I have printed an HTML Header and have used a debugged script. As I mentioned above, the same script works fine on my local webserver. Also the shebang line is correct in the "Linux-Script". I'm sorry I do not have access to my error log files (apache). Maybe I should change the provider... I even read throug the Simple.pm but couldn't find a thing, which might be problematic with linux. A friend of mine told me, these modules are platform independent.
Has anyone an Idea what the cause of the problem is? Thanks a lot and sorry about my English

In reply to XML::Simple and use lib by BioHazard

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