I come looking for guidance.

I have wrtten image creation code using Image::Magick

This works ok on my test machine running under apache and win32, however when I run it under apache/linux I get the dreaded :"Premature end of script headers: " in the error logs.

I've chmoded the script 755, uploaded in ascii
=============the code============= 

#!/usr/local/bin/perl
#
# Make simple beveled button and output to STDOUT in GIF format
#
# to embed this image in a web page, use:
# img src="imagedemo.pl"

use Image::Magick;

#print "Content-type: image/gif\n\n";
#
#$image = Image::Magick->new;
#$image->Set(size=>'30x180');
#$image->Read("gradient:#ff0000-#0000ff");
#$image->Raise('3x3');
#$image->Rotate(-90);
#$image->Write('gif:-');

exit(0);

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My host tells me that image magick is installed; the script falls at the use statement uncommented above..

any meditative thoughts??

In reply to Problem using Image::Magick by nanji

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