in reply to GraphViz , apache

You didn't check your return status on the open. Also, you didn't say you looked at the error log, finding nothing there. Fix both of those, and that might also fix your problem.

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Re^2: GraphViz , apache
by ikegami (Patriarch) on Aug 16, 2005 at 16:15 UTC
    The file was created, so the open appear to have succeeded. If that's the case, check the error returned by print and by close. It's possible the user has a quota on that drive and has already used it up.
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      The file was created, so the open appear to have succeeded.
      It's not clear in the original posting that this might not be an empty file in the way of the actual creation. Adding an "or die" here would be useful to rule that out.

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Re^2: GraphViz , apache
by jeteve (Pilgrim) on Aug 16, 2005 at 17:51 UTC
    I've check all off these, without any further indication :(

    -- Nice photos of naked perl sources here !

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        If you mean the binary executables, yes, they stay in /usr/bin and this path is include in PATH under apache. Maybe there's something else I missed.

        I also found someone having quite the same problem (but on windows) here:

        http://www.thescripts.com/forum/thread50725.html

        -- Nice photos of naked perl sources here !

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