hi, i just started programming perl and already stumbled across a (to me) inexplicable problem. but see for yourself:

1      [23:34, 47deg, 54%] steppenwolf@baby:~/documents/perl$  ./print
+.pl     
2      bash: ./print.pl: /usr/bin/perl: bad interpreter: Permission de
+nied    
3      [23:34, 47deg, 54%] steppenwolf@baby:~/documents/perl$  perl pr
+int.pl     
4      hello world![23:34, 47deg, 54%] steppenwolf@baby:~/documents/pe
+rl$  la /usr/bin/perl    
5      -rwxr-xr-x  2 root root 1.1M Sep 26 12:22 /usr/bin/perl    
6      [23:34, 47deg, 54%] steppenwolf@baby:~/documents/perl$  cat pri
+nt.pl     
7      #!/usr/bin/perl    
8          
9      print 'hello world!';    
10      [23:34, 47deg, 53%] steppenwolf@baby:~/documents/perl$
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can anyone give me a hint on how to solve that problem? thanks, -wanja

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