I've gotten many CGI scripts to work before, but I am at a complete loss as to what is breaking this one. No matter what I do I get the premature end of script headers error. I've got only 2 print statements in my entire script:

The only other place I can imagine the error being is in the template file I'm using for HTML::Template, but I can't spot anything there either.

Rather than muck up this post with all sorts of code, I've posted links to some text files:
UPDATE:

Before you ask, DSB.pm is just a package of some silly little functions i didn't feel like writing over and over again.

Soemthing that might be noteworthy: I didn't install Perl or any modules. This is a hosting company and they just recently installed HTML Template...Just thought I'd mention it.

Any insight is much appreciated. I'm going to dunk my head in the water barrel.

dsb
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