>>>>> "RE" == Rob Egan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
RE> CGI scripts to behave in mod_perl. All it does is capture e-mail addresses,
RE> and place them in a text file so we can gather them up later and drop them
RE> into a database. If you run the script as a regular CGI (without mod_perl
RE> enabled) it works great. But on the mod_perl enabled server, the script
RE> throws garbage into the file and overwrites previous entries if a user
RE> submits more than one e-mail address in a single session (i.e. they enter
It has nothing to do with the person quitting the browser. It has to
do with your script using global variables. Turn on "use strict" and
perl warnings and see what your error log says.
Then go to the mod perl guide and search for "sticky variables".
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