I wouldn't even know where to start in debugging your script. I wouldn't know whether your problems are with the script or your server configuration. What errors does your script produce? You must add these two lines: 

use warnings;
use strict;

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What, if anything is shown in your servers logs? Can you post a smaller script that demonstrates just the problem you are trying to solve?

An excellent reference is: Troubleshooting Perl CGI scripts. You might try the step outlined there. Then, post what steps you've tried allong with the specific error text that you received. That way, I would have something to work from. Otherwise, I would be just shooting guesses out of my /dev/random.

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