Just had a wierd error that I've been unable to explain. We have a script, foo.pl, with #!/usr/local/bin/perl on the top. A 'which perl' yeilds /usr/local/bin/perl -- all well and good so far. % perl foo.pl [things work] %./foo.pl ": no such file or directory % Hmm. The only thing thats changed is that we've taken the -w out. Okay, lets put it back: % ./foo.pl [things work] % Strange. Does anyone have any suggestions? --james
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