Well, I tried adding the code. Now my script has this at the top: 
use Strict;
use LWP 5.803;
use LWP::Debug qw(+);
use HTTP::Request::Common qw( POST );

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But, I still receive a CGI Timeout: The specified CGI application exceeded the allowed time for processing. The server has deleted the process. This script is for a well known transaction, Authorize.net's AIM CC Transactioning. I do CC processing in 5 different scripts, all which don't work anymore. I can transact CC's still though, so I know my account is active. The path to Authorize.net is working. I contacted them first. I even downloaded their test Perl script. Didn't work, and it's all coded and ready to run a test transaction. Worst case, if it was Authorize.net, I would receive an error. Any other ideas? Why did the LWP::Debug not report an error? Thanks for all your help in advance. I just started this business, and not being able to process credit cards will kill it. If this is an issue with my hoster, any ideas why? Tom

In reply to Re: Debugging LWP by tdrought
in thread Debugging LWP by tdrought

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