Re: prematurely closed filehandle

Jim Moon <please.reply@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
"Jim" <jmoon@xxxxxxx> wrote in message


Please choose one posting address and stick with it.


This script (below) runs fine from the command line, but not in IIS,
^^^^^^^^^^^^

perldoc -q "command line"

My CGI script runs from the command line but not the browser. (500
Server Error)


I have determined the cause of the error. It was a permissions issue.


Then it was not a Perl problem.


Hence "Bad file descriptor". I rarely work with Perl,


That is irrelevant, since you did not have a Perl problem to begin with.


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