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Get a decent server Honestly, I'm not sure why it won't work on your servers. If cobalt were clevre, they would let Perl programmers get access to error logs per hosting account, so we can debug scripts easier! Either that, or let fatalsToBrowser work, and don't bog it down with crappy default 500 IS Errors!
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Sorry I don't agree with that. If your code is good it will work on any server. Cobalt RAQs use linux and apache and can create logs the same as any server, perhaps it is a case that you don't know enough to know where to look for them. There are also several other ways to debug scripts which you never seem to use judging by the posts I see from you.
I think it is very rude to claim that the users of your plugins are at fault when it really seems to be the code. Is that how you speak to paying customers? "Ugh your server is crap, go away"
Get a decent server Honestly, I'm not sure why it won't work on your servers. If cobalt were clevre, they would let Perl programmers get access to error logs per hosting account, so we can debug scripts easier! Either that, or let fatalsToBrowser work, and don't bog it down with crappy default 500 IS Errors!
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Sorry I don't agree with that. If your code is good it will work on any server. Cobalt RAQs use linux and apache and can create logs the same as any server, perhaps it is a case that you don't know enough to know where to look for them. There are also several other ways to debug scripts which you never seem to use judging by the posts I see from you.
I think it is very rude to claim that the users of your plugins are at fault when it really seems to be the code. Is that how you speak to paying customers? "Ugh your server is crap, go away"