This one baffles me:
> print "<p>$listfn, I guess we got here.</p>\n"; > > # write additions to their file > open(LISTFILE, ">>$listfn") || print "<p class=error>$listfn could not be > written: $!\n"; > print LISTFILE join("\n", @newlist, ""); > close(LISTFILE); > > print "<p>Here too?</p>\n"; This is part of a CGI script that Iıve written. It prints the first ³...we got here², but doesnıt get past the ³open² statement, and it doesnıt print the ³could not be written² message. Typical value of $listfn: ./lists/123.456.789.123-38267 The script resides in /cgi-bin, and thereıs a folder /cgi-bin/lists with permissions 777 (Iıve tried other permissions w/o success). It just doesnıt want to create a file within that folder. Any ideas why? Thanks in advance! You all are great! - Bryan