Usually it means that you haven't gotten the script headers right. for a web cgi script, printing Content-type: text/html\n\n is necessary, but if you don't, premature end of script headers is usually what you get as an error message.
Rob Radez
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Orpheus posted this at 05:43 — 14th February 2000.
It can mean any number of things if your running the script in your web browser. I mke it a habbit to put use CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser); at the top of my script so it will catch the errors.
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roBofh posted this at 03:23 — 14th February 2000.
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Usually it means that you haven't gotten the script headers right. for a web cgi script, printing Content-type: text/html\n\n is necessary, but if you don't, premature end of script headers is usually what you get as an error message.
Rob Radez
OSInvestor.com
Orpheus posted this at 05:43 — 14th February 2000.
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It can mean any number of things if your running the script in your web browser. I mke it a habbit to put use CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser); at the top of my script so it will catch the errors.
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