The " Premature end of script headers" error most of the times means that something gets output to the client prior to the HTTP-headers having been fully output. What is being output is therefore the big question. Probably some error message your Perl script generates and I'm guessing it is "error 0x80080005" (whatever that may mean).

Another question: what are you trying to achieve with this script? It looks as it is not sending anything back to the client and neither are you collecting something from the client, so the whole operation looks rather useless to me, but I'm sure I must be missing something.

CountZero

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In reply to Re: win32::ole runs under cmd line but not cgi by CountZero
in thread win32::ole runs under cmd line but not cgi by dparadies

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