Hello monks, I hope you can help me solve my task: I have a perl script, and it gives the error:

Software error:

Can't open [http://b-my.com/cgi-bin/templates/friendlyurls/global_head
+er.txt]: No such file or directory at modules/template.pm line 59.
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See it working (not) here: http://b-my.com/cgi-bin/login.cgi Why is that, when the file http://b-my.com/cgi-bin/templates/friendlyurls/global_header.txt is there, i mean it is not missing but i receive an error? The file access code is 755? Here is my code:

package template;
use strict;
use warnings;



sub files {
    my $templatepath = shift;

    opendir (DIR, "$templatepath");
    my @files = grep { /.txt/ } readdir(DIR);
    close (DIR);
    @files = sort @files;
    return @files;
}

sub themes {
    my $templatepath = shift;

    opendir (DIR, "$templatepath");
    my @files = grep { /./ } readdir(DIR);
    close (DIR);
    @files = sort @files;
    return @files;
}

sub save {
    my $name = shift;
    my $data = shift;
    my $templatepath = shift;

    open (DATABASE,">$templatepath/$name");
    flock (DATABASE,2);
    print DATABASE "$data";
    flock (DATABASE,8);
    close (DATABASE);
}

sub load2 {
    my $name = shift;
    my @bannerfile = shift;
    my @bannerfilebot = shift;
    my $templatepath = shift;

    open(DAT, "$name") or die "Can't open [templates/${name}]: $!";
    flock (DAT, 2);
    my @data = <DAT>;
    flock (DAT, 8);
    close(DAT);

return @data; 

}

sub load {
    my $name = shift;
    my $templatepath = shift;

    open(DAT, "$name".'.txt') or die "Can't open [${name}.txt]: $!";
    flock (DAT, 2);
    my @data = <DAT>;
    flock (DAT, 8);
    close(DAT);
    return @data;
}

sub loadsub {
    my $name = shift;
    my $templatepath = shift;

    open(DAT, 'accounts/$userid/templates/'. $name .'.txt') or die "Ca
+n't open [templates/${name}.txt]: $!";
    flock (DAT, 2);
    my @data = <DAT>;
    flock (DAT, 8);
    close(DAT);
    return @data;
}

sub print {
    
    my $name = shift;    
    my @data = template::load($name);
    my @bannerfile = shift;
    my @bannerfilebot = shift;
    my $templatepath = shift;

    my $SITETEMPLATEgh = join ('', @data);
        print $SITETEMPLATEgh;
}


1; # return true
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