Since you don't actually include the relevant part with the printing of the headers, it would be rather difficult to help you. Instead of 'parsform.cgi', try CGI.pm. It is easy to use and won't open blatant security holes involved with those copy-n-paste solutions. If it still doesn't work after replacing your stuff with CGI stuff, then come back and complain....

try this: 

use CGI:
my $q=new CGI;
print $q->header;
print '<html><body>Test</body></html>';

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In reply to Re: Perl/Apache Error by AgentM
in thread Perl/Apache Error by fastkeys

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