Just a thought: if you create a sub-directory and you want to run scripts from there, then you will need to configure the Apache web server to run scripts from the sub-directory
Hope this helps,
RB
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Hi,
Pls, I need help here. I have scripts written in Perl which run on Apache -
Unix System...These scripts run well on my deskstop with is Win98 and also
in the cgi-bin on the server...Now If I create a sub dir on the host (like
cgi-bin/test) and try to run these scripts from there, they simply
Hi,
One of my applications did something very similar, i.e. HTML form emailed the form contents to a specific address. I got this to work using the libnet package. Because Windows does not have a built in mail client I ended up writing my own SendMail function. Here is what I wrote:
#
Does your script use sendmail? Are you by chance having more of a problem
with your sendmail than you are with the perl script? Hard to tell what is
actually happening without an error message or a script... but my guess is a
sendmail problem.
I have had similar problems in the past, and being
I did a quick search for your script (cgi-mailer.pl), and I found:
http://martin.gleeson.com/cgi-mailer/admin-doc.html
Assuming this is the page script, read the part that says:
"If you want to use Mail::Send or Net::SMTP instead of sendmail to deliver
the email, then you will need to get the
Title: Can't get form script to work
Hello,
I can't get my form working!
I've attached a Perl script to a test/mock form that I need to get working, but although after you click 'send' the thank-you page appears to tell you that it's been sent, the information is never emailed
