Ok, added your lines (the second ones, because the first ones won't work. Remember this script is called by a javascript AJAX-call that expects a return value to do something with. The errors would never get to the browser in this case). I performed the AJAX-request several times, some worked, some produced the error. Nonetheless the logfile was EMPTY, error.log of the webserver didn't show anything either.
Just to make one thing more than clear again: I replaced the whole script by this:
#!/usr/bin/perl

print "123test";

[download]
That was ALL. Nothing else.
Now again i called it several times, some times worked, some times "500 Internal Server Error".
Now does this REALLY mean that the script itself is broken? If so, where is this script broken?

In reply to Re^4: Getting random "Internal Server Errors" by polki
in thread Getting random "Internal Server Errors" by polki

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