Using an ASP file, I can not seem to open a text file residing on my
local workstation, running NT4.0 and ActiveState Perl (just upgraded to
current version). The basic code runs fine when executed from a *.pl
file without the ASP stuff. I have tried using both a fully-qualified
physical path name and the file name itself but both fail. I have
checked file permissions, adding IUSR_MyMachineName to the list of users
having file access ("Everyone" has full control). Here is the browser
output:
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hello
$i=0; open( LOG, "c:\MsgLog.txt" ) or die "Can not open file"; error
'80004005'
Can not open file.
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Here is part of the code:
<%@Language=PerlScript %>
<% #File: logon_freq.asp %>
<%
$Response->write("hello");
$i=0;
open( LOG, "c:\MsgLog.txt" ) or die "Can not open file";
while (<LOG>){
chomp;
$i++;
$Response->write($i);
$Response->write($_);
if (/goToPage/){
($ID) = /ID\: (.*)/;
$Response->write( "$ID");
$freq{$ID}++;
}
}
close( LOG );
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Melvin S. Bernstein
FiNet.com
Web Development Group
Voice: 510-482-8395
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