Ok, I tryed what you said, to find out that what you said was true, Carp is a core module so the fuction as worked.

Very useful, I can now know everything that goes wrong, there's even a message that write my email to report the error message, pretty nice.

Otherwise, I found what it is.... The file can't be found, you had 50% of the answer. This is probably because the directory that got the files is protected with chmod and maybe something else, htaccess. It's a little bit normal because it is a forum.

But I was sure that the server could use it for itself.... as hes the owner of thoses files.... So now, I really don't know what to do... I will maybe try to play with the chmods, but I don't want to create new security hole...

Hmm and wasn't the script suppose to tell me that it was not able to open it with the die information?..

Well, thanks a lots for everything I leanred, I will try to see what I can do with that. There's probably a way, because the forum is also in perl, and it always create and modify files. Gotta try a few things.

Thank!

In reply to Re^4: Running in Terminal, but not on Server by ShaZe
in thread Running in Terminal, but not on Server by ShaZe

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