Hi Luinrandir,
I had the same problem a while ago. I don't know where I finally got
the information, but I now tend to use a little script that shows me
all available %ENV :))
#!/usr/bin/perl
use CGI
# set flush right away after every write or print
$|=1;
########################
# Get a list of what env variables are available
$co = new CGI;
print
$co->header,
$co->start_html('CGI Environment Variables'),
$co->center($co->h1('CGI Environment Variables'));
foreach $key (sort keys %ENV) {
print $co->b("$key => $ENV{$key}"),
$co->br;
}
print $co-> end_html;
---- [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Luinrandir Hernson) wrote:
> I have tried
> perldoc -f env
> perldoc -f http
> perldoc -f %env
> perldoc -f $env
>
> to find documentation on %ENV..... no luck
> anyone???
>
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