Hello, My problem is definitlively CGI, but not beginner in any form.
I have a large CGI script (over 2000 lines), that includes interresting forms, etc. and some calls to openssl ($ret=`openssl x y z`;) The script works fine. I am trying to convert it to run through Joomla (to have a consistent design of the web site). I have one Joomla article page that consists of calling a PHP script. The PHP script loads all what is needed, enviroment variables, POST data, Joomla magic to add JavaScript and CSS to a page, etc. and then call a slightly modified Perl script, passing all the data. That works surprisingly well, except for the call to openssl that throws and error that stangely looks like a problem with openssl itself and some situation where it does not have its standard error. According to what I have found about this error, it is a case of doing a fork/exec when calling openssl. I have reduced my Perl script to the bare minimum while keeping all the heavy Joomla/PHP environment. The skeleton script works fine, openssl works fine. I do not have any fork/exec in my original Perl script. I am at lost at what I should look for to find what is broken between my 48 line skeleton script and my 21xx lines script. I am wondering if there is a better list than this one for my problem. TIA, Olivier -- -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: beginners-cgi-unsubscr...@perl.org For additional commands, e-mail: beginners-cgi-h...@perl.org http://learn.perl.org/
