Hello everyone,

I have inherited a project (for a prof.) that is giving me much grief. Mostly because I am new at Perl.

What happens is as follows:
SessionTable.pm has the snipped bellow.
package SessionTable;

use BasicTable;
use Digest::MD5;

use strict qw(@ISA);

@ISA = qw(BasicTable);

[download]

But I get the following error message on the browser screen:
Error message:
Premature end of script headers: ate.pl
Error 5000

ate.pl is the main script that we use, and it calls for the package mentioned above.

The message on apache's error_log is:
[Wed Sep 10 13:58:58 2003] [error] [client ip_number] Unknown 'strict' tag(s) '@ISA' at /survey/cgi-bin/SessionTable.pm line 6, referer: http://myhost/cgi-bin/ate.pl

Keep in mind that everything works fine on the box running apache1 (RH7.3). This new box is running RH9.0 with RH's distributed apache.
Am I missing anything?

Please let me know, any help is appreciated.
-helio

janitored by ybiC: Balanced <code> tags around code snippet, as per Monastery convention, replaced literal [ and ] with &#091 and &#093 to avoid conversion to PM-style links

20030911 Edit by jeffa: Changed title from 'works on apache 1, but not 2... '

In reply to apache2 conflicts with strict declaration by helick

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