Anyone who knows why a PERL script on a server results in "Internal Server Error" if I have an active FTP or SSH session connected to the account? I'm aware of the fact that the server might be configured in order to block execution while there is an active session, but the problem is that I have another site at the same server, written in the same way, and it works fine even when there is an active FTP session. I can not figure out how the second code is different in implementation than the first one.... Another odd thing is that the pages occasionally result in "Internal Server Error", but if you reload them they work! It's really irritating, since if there was an error in the script it would fail all the time but now it appear sporadic and I can not understand what this depends on. Anyone out there who can give a hint about what might be causing this two kind of errors? Thanks in advance, /V

In reply to Internal Server Error by vahagn

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