Hello monks, I have a script which has been running fine on another system that was retired last week. We have a new system which is very similar and where I installed all the required modules. However on this system I have problems using IO:Handle and Inline::Files. See code below of the test case which fails. Any help is appreciated, I've been spending hours trying to figure out why it fails, granted I'm no perl expert. The runtime error is: Bad file descriptor at io.pl line 19. 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use Inline::Files;
use IO::Handle;

sub headerprint {

print "headerprint";
}

sub indexsectionprint {
        my $sectiontitle = shift(@_);
        my $datatitle = shift(@_);
        my $indextitle = lc $sectiontitle;
        my $fh;
  $indextitle =~ s/ /_/g;
  $file = "index." . $indextitle . ".html";
  print STDERR $file,"\n";
  open OUTPUT, '>', "index.network.html" or die "Can't open section fi
+le: $!";
STDOUT->fdopen( \*OUTPUT, 'w' ) or die $!;
headerprint();
}
indexsectionprint("Network", $NETWORK);

__NETWORK__
test

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In reply to unusual behaviour with Inline-Files and IO-Handle by Peamasii

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