I just want to know if somebody experience the some thing?

What, experience a strange and undefined error on one machine/OS but not on another?<sarcasm>Nooo, I'm sure no-one has never seen anything like that before.</sarcasm>

The problem as you describe it could be anything from a hardware problem to an operator error to an OS-related quirk. Without more detail (specifically without knowing anything at all about the code) it is impossible to tell. Posting a question like that just wastes your time and the time of everyone who reads it. I'm sorry you found nothing but humour in my post, I was trying to give you a hint on how best to proceed. Won't happen again.


All dogma is stupid.

In reply to Re^3: difference Perl for linux or Windows by tirwhan
in thread difference Perl for linux or Windows by Murcia

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