> Please let me know if there is anything more I can do. I hope > this helps. > I thought about writing a small example script myself but > given the amount > of time I have spent on this issue already, I have to be > careful here at > work.
A little extra information that may help to narrow it down; I sniffed the HTTP sessions to the server and got a copy of the headers in each of a working and non-working computer. I did not see any differences of significance so I was going to try changing the various fields one at a time to figure out which caused it not to work, by telneting into the server and then sending the query manually. Instead what I found was that the headers in the http request do not matter, it seems to simply be a matter of what client computer you are coming from. When I pasted in the request of a machine that did not work from a machine that works, it did still work, and vice versa. Unfortunately for me, given this information I have hit the end of the troubleshooting I can do. I don't have the skills required to reverse engineer CGI.pm or mp2. I think I may have to revert to Apache1/MP1 for the forseeable future. I really hope you are able to track this one down. Thanks, Scott Beuker
