> Unix, however every time I try to use the perl scripts I don't get
> anything back, the script is running OK and I can see that It's reaching
> the (open, swish....) line in the script, but it doesn't appear to be
> properly reading or interpreting any data from the file.
Been there done that, yesterday even ;) Check the directory separators in
your script's configuration. Some have to be \\, some should be /, others
need to be \. If any separators are wrong, it looks like it works perfectly
fine but returns 0 results. It appears as if the open() call is dying, but,
it is the command line that actually dies. If PERL is working correctly,
tell me which script you're using I can probably, hopefully, tell you how to
fix it.
IIS might be a minor problem since it doesn't interpret the Unix hash-bang
in CGI. I am using the Borland Win32 compile of PERL 5 from CPAN. Not the
ActivePERL version. And, I am running it on Apache 1.3.6.
,David Norris
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