ikegami,
Here is what I have tried already. 
<%@Language=PerlScript%>
<%
    use strict;
    use Win32::ASP;
    use vars qw($Response $Request $Server);
    
    # Turn on buffering...allows us 
        # to send headers whenever we want.
    $Response->{Buffer} = 1;
    
    # turn OFF page caching. This will hopefully 
        # fix some of IIS's HORRIBLE shortcomings.
    $Response->{Expires} = 0;
    $Response->AddHeader('pragma', 'no-cache');
    $Response->AddHeader('cache-control','private');
    
    
    $SIG{__DIE__}  = sub { $Response->Write("<h1>Death!</h1>"); };
    $SIG{__WARN__} = sub { $Response->Write("<h1>Warning!</h1>"); };
%>
<%= my $bad_value = 4/0 %>

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And here is what it begets (in the Browser window only, nothing in logs. 
PerlScript Error error '80004005' 

(in cleanup) Illegal division by zero 

/index.asp, line 18

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I am trying to capture that output and throw it to an error log. The problem is that I haven't been about to capture it. If matters weren't bad enough, I have no access to the administration of the host server. I can only access my directory (Global.asa is not an option).

Thank you,
Kristofer Hoch

In reply to Re^2: Getting error messages from IIS with PerlScript by krisahoch
in thread Getting error messages from IIS with PerlScript by krisahoch

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