Hey,

I am writing a perl CGI script on a remote server that is supposed to do the
following:

1.  Have the user sign in with a username and password.
2.  Allow the user to add News Stories in which that input is taken and then
written to a text file (Which is as of this moment, set to chmod 777).
3.  Allow the user to edit or delete the news added.

All of this works fine, but when I type in the address to the text file
where the news is stored, I can view it (Don't get me wrong, I know that
that's supposed to happen, 777 remember?).  Does anyone know of a way, where
I can not allow ANYONE to view that text file, but still let the program
write to it?

Thanks

Alex


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