What does the web server log file say that the problem is. The web server
log should contain something much more useful than a 500 error...
I am guessing that you are getting an "insecure dependency" or some type of
error like that when you run it via the web server....
brent
"Ted
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<cognosys@yah cc:
oo.com> Subject: Using -T (taint) in perl scripts
on Win32
03/01/02
11:11 AM
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respond to
"Ted
Markowitz"
I'm having difficulty using the -T switch with perl in the #! line in
cgi scripts on my Win2K system using a Netscape 4.1 web server. If I
use something like "#!c:/perl/bin/perl.exe -wT" on the 1st line, the
server complains with an HTTP 500 error about the script not producing
valid headers. However, when I edit the script to remove the -T, it
runs fine. Also, when I run it via the command line with "perl -wT
foo.cgi", it compiles correctly and produces valid HTML with no errors.
I've tried this both with and without setting the Windows file
association for .CGI to be "perl -wT %1 %*", which works again from the
command-line just fine. Any ideas or pointers?
Thanks.
--ted
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