> > My script is called by a file .xml with : > > > > <!--#exec cgi="/perl/interne/annuaire/assoces_modif.pl" --> > > I don't know much about this xml feature, > but I could imagine that it works like a calling from the command line. > > In this context, the CGI module will (perhaps) try to read the parameters > from STDIN, what should really block your script.
Does STDIN stand for Standard IN ? To be honest I am not familiar with it and I don't know how it could block my script. But I don't really think the fact that this is a XML file and not a HTML file is linked to the problem. In fact a lot a my scripts are called like that, and the prolem occured only with this program. Maybe the use of this loop put forward an error that I may have made in all of my scripts but which only has bad consequences in this case. I'm glad everybody answer that way, I thought I would have to wait a week before someone finally read my e-mail! I would have done it before if I had known! Ti Bruno -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
