I have recently started running perl scripts under the ISAPI dll file and one of my scripts has stoped working. It works fine when I run it under the perl.exe but when I run it under the .dll it does not work. I am not given any error messages but instead of prtingin the content of a few txt files nothing gets printed. To see it working you can look at http://www.ffinfo.com/cgi-bin/headlines.pl and to see what the problem output is go to http://www.ffinfo.com/cgi-bin/headlines.plx Can anyone take a look at the code and tell me what might be wrong? 
#!/user/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use CGI q~:standard~;
my ($BasePath, $i, @NewsBoard, @NewsFile, $NewsPost, @News, $ID, @Mont
+h, $Sec, $Min, $Hour, $MDay, $Mon, $Year, $WDay, $YDay, $IsDST, $Time
+);
@Month = ('January', 'February', 'March', 'April', 'May', 'June', 'Jul
+y', 'August', 'September', 'October', 'November', 'December');
$BasePath = 'D:/finalfantasyinfo/community';
open (FILE, "$BasePath/boards/news.txt") or die 'Can not open new boar
+d file';
@NewsBoard = <FILE>;
close FILE;
@NewsBoard = sort { $b <=> $a } @NewsBoard;
$i = 0;
while ($i < 4) {
    @NewsFile = split (/\|/, "$NewsBoard[$i]");
    open (FILE, "$BasePath/messages/$NewsFile[0].txt") or die 'Can not
+ open News File';
    $NewsPost = <FILE>;
    close FILE;
    @News = split (/\|/, "$NewsPost");
    &ProcessHTML();
    $i++;
}
sub ProcessHTML {
    $ID = $News[3];
    ($Sec, $Min, $Hour, $MDay, $Mon, $Year, $WDay, $YDay, $IsDST) = lo
+caltime($News[3]);
    if ($Min < 10) {
        $Min = qq~0$Min~;
    }
    if ($Hour > 12) {
        $Hour = $Hour -12;
        $Hour = qq~$Hour:$Min P.M.~;
    } else {
        $Hour = qq~$Hour:$Min A.M.~;
    }
    $Year = 1900 + $Year;
    $Time = qq~$Hour on $Month[$Mon] $MDay, $Year~;
    $News[8] =~ s/\[(\/)?(b|u|i)\]/<$1$2>/gi;
    $News[8] =~ s~\[center](.*?)\[/center]~<center>$1</center>~gi;
    $News[8] =~ s~\[url=(\S+?)\](.*?)\[/url\]~<a href="$1">$2</a>~gi;
    $News[8] =~ s~\[img](.*?)\[/img\]~<img src="$1" alt="" />~gi;
    $News[8] =~ s~\s*\[\*\]~</li><li>~isg;
    $News[8] =~ s~\[olist\]~<ol>~isg;
    $News[8] =~ s~\s*\[/olist\]~</li></ol>~isg;
    $News[8] =~ s~</li><ol>~<ol>~isg;
    $News[8] =~ s~<ol></li>~<ol>~isg;
    $News[8] =~ s~\[list\]~<ul>~isg;
    $News[8] =~ s~\s*\[/list\]~</li></ul>~isg;
    $News[8] =~ s~</li><ul>~<ul>~isg;
    $News[8] =~ s~<ul></li>~<ul>~isg;
    $News[8] =~ s~\[ch9679\]~&#9679\;~isg;
    print qq~<p class="center"><span class="header">$News[0]</span>
<br />Posted by: $News[1] at $Time</p>
<p>$News[8]</p>
<p style="text-align: right"><a href="http://www.ffinfo.com/community/
+YaBB.pl?num=$ID">Discuss this posting.</a></p>~;
}

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