If you don't have access to the error log then theres not much anyone can say. We can view the code and correct any obvious errors but aside from that it's impossible to know what the error is.
You'll have to ask your host for access to the relevant part of the log.
Or at the top of your code add:
open STDERR, ">error.log" or die $!;
};
...and then your errors will be directed to a file called error.log in the same directory as your script.
You'll have to ask your host for access to the relevant part of the log.
Or at the top of your code add:
Code:
BEGIN { open STDERR, ">error.log" or die $!;
};
...and then your errors will be directed to a file called error.log in the same directory as your script.