Ok... I'm a windows guy and woefully weak in Unix skills.
WHen I run a script on my windows IIS server, and Perl script
errors (e.g. coding problems) get echoed back to the browser.
When I load the same programs on my ISP's Linux server, I
get "Internal Server Error, see log". Unfortunately, I don't
seem to have access to that log file in my virtual environment.
I assume this has something to do with std err vs. std out and
where that output goes - but that's about the limit of my Unix
knowledge. How can I redirect the error output to dump back to
the browser ?
Thanks,
Hi use
print "Content-type: image/html\n\n";
print "$var";
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