Your conditional statement may be causing the problem. If your
if-statement return false, your output file will not be created; so you
can't write into it.
If you want to see whether the file exist, then use:
If (! -e $name){ open (OUT, ">$name");}
> Hi,
> My cgi script has been written in order to collect some parameters
(with the
> POST method) but actually if I want to record them, I can just put
them in a
> pre-existent file. I am unable to create a new file, even with a
'chmod 777'
> on my directory...
> I would have a result like this:
>
> #####test.cgi##########
> $name=$$.$var;
> if ( ! -f ./$name){
> open (OUT,">$name");
> }
> foreach $i (@DATA){
> ...
> print OUT "$i\n";
> ...
> }
> close OUT;
>
>
> Does anybody have an idea?
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