If a pure Perl module is segfaulting as well as one dependent on the C in HTML::Parser I think you have to assume it is a perl problem as that is the only common C code. It could however be that your code runs on your laptop because it has enough resources (memory) but not on the host because you have some sort of resource limited virtual environment. Anyway the quickest way to test/fix is probably to make a brand new 5.8.8 install in your home directory (which assumes you have shell access) and then just use that 

#!/home/you/perl5.8.8/bin/perl

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I presume you are running the same data locally as on the server so you can exclude any weirdness in the data (I think this is highly unlikely to be the cause).

In reply to Re: segmentation fault on HTML::TokeParser by tachyon-II
in thread segmentation fault on HTML::TokeParser by punkish

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