i know this is very bad form, but i think i may have pinpointed the problem. i decided to put the "use CGI::Carp" declaration before the "use" declaration for my module, and sure enough the browser fed me information. it claims that the module wasn't found in any directory in @INC, but i could have sworn that "." is included. is there any reason that it wouldn't be? and how can i add it?
> I posted a question here not long ago about whether creating a module was > the best solution to a problem i had, and the response was that it was the > best solution. so i created a little module. i have tested it via telnet, > and it works fine, but when i try to 'use' it in scripts run via the > web server i get an "Internal Server Error." I even set the permissions > for the script to 4755 hoping that it was a permissions issue, but that > didn't work. then i used CGI::Carp qw( fatalsToBrowser ), and it still > wouldn't tell me anything. i've requested access to my error log, but that > might take a week to occur, so i was hoping maybe someone else might have > had a problem like this and could help me out. oh yea, by the way, the ..pm > file is in the same directory as the scripts that are using it. > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
