It didn't die.

How do you know that? Did you read the error message in the error log or are you just guessing? Do you know why it might die when run from the web server but not from the command line? I do. Corion does.

You don't have to believe me and you certainly don't have to take my advice, but if you don't really want help and aren't willing to take advice from people who've solved this problem at least a few times before, please make a note to that effect in your original post so we don't have to waste our time giving answers that you will ignore.

In reply to Re^5: Print Header in Perl v5.8.7 by chromatic
in thread Print Header in Perl v5.8.7 by Gorby

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