> I just tested a command line script by putting -d:Dprof in the shebang
line and didn't have any
> problem. Of course, I'm using ActiveState here and that might make a
difference. Perhaps you
> could tell us what's in your error log?
Yeahhhh ... that's another problem - I don't have access to the error log -
talk about your pure black box development. ;) The server I use is hosted
by ValueWeb and it's a Linux box (I also believe it's an Apache server).
The server I'm developing on is also Apache, but Win2K and ActiveState.
The -d:DProf flag works fine on my box, though it's not using my
$ENV{PERL_DPROF_OUT_FILE_NAME} definition.
> You could create a new file extension and associate that with the -d:Dprof
flag. Then, run the
> script (with the new extension) and manually grab the tmon.out file. You
could even write another
> perl script that runs continually in the background and detects the
creation of the tmon.out file,
> grabs it, and writes it to a new directory with some sort of identifier
embedded in the filename.
Not following you here. The presence of "-d:DProf" seems to result in a 500
error for any script on the host I'm using, even a simple "Hello World"
script.
Jason
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