Firstly, what's to stop you debugging it on the computer that you develop on? Perl, Apache and MySQL are all available for free download and they all work fine on a Linux, Mac and Windows.

Secondly, why would you use a hosting service that doesn't give you a shell account or (at the very least) access to the server logs. Those kinds of accounts are fine for simple static sites, but if you're doing any kind of development, then you really need shell access.

Didn't you get any useful help from use CGI::Carp 'fatalsToBrowser'?

Update: Looks like muba has got the answer - but my comments still apply.

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In reply to Re: Debugging without shell access? by davorg
in thread Debugging without shell access? by hesco

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