I have got an app using CGI::Carp, but lately (for about the last 10 minutes) it has been tacking the following onto the bottom of every script.

Software error:

For help, please send mail to this site's webmaster, giving this error message and the time and date of the error.

[Wed Apr 21 16:36:08 2004] index.cgi
I am certian that the unknown error is comming from the library that the program uses, but with that much information I don't know where to start looking.

I know that it is the library as I was just working in there fixing things and the functional problems are gone now, but this remains.... the program runs just fine - no errors, but this gets placed on after every thing runs through.
where should I start looking to fix this (please don't recomend the code I was working on as I made about 200 or so changes and I am doing that as I await your insite in hopes that you will have a faster way of approaching this problem).


jcpunk
all code is tested, and doesn't work so there :p (varient on common PM sig for my own ammusment)

In reply to CGI::Carp outputting error: no error? by jcpunk

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