I have recently installed the LWP module, and created a test script that uses HTTP::Request and LWP::UserAgent that fetches and display the contents of my own website's index.html The LWP and HTTP modules are in my local directory. I include them by the "use lib <mylocaldirectory>" line at the beginning of my script. I also chmod'ed to 755, making it available to everyone. I also have included the Carp module to give me informational messages in case of an error. While I can run it and obtain the expected resutl from the command line, browser displays me a server error,no other description. This looks like a permission problem, but still persists even after I made the script a complete public subway entrance (!). I even tried chmod u+s <myscript>. I also made the LWP.pm, and the contents of its subdirectories readable by everybody, along with the HTTP modules. Is there anybody who could give me suggestions ?. My webserver is Netscape-Enterprise/3.0L. gateway interface is CGI/1.1, there is nothing in the server logs. Thanks.
