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Hi, this is a common problem with CGI scripts, however i havn't found a
one line fix for this yet. however the problem is happing becuase your
script has a problem, either you have forced it to die or you have
echo'd something to STDUT before the headers have been sent to STDUT
not knowing what you script is doing, i would recommend outputing the
headers to the browser as the first thing the script does (of course
unless its a redirect), by doing this, CARP should CARP properly plus,
any output from failing commands or echo/print lines you have forgotton
about, will be visible in the page source.
Hope this helps.