Depending on your server setup, you may or may not be able to read
\mydir2\. Whether on windows or a unix variant, apache is configured to
run as "some user" (often, "nobody" on unix); and that user needs to be
given at least read access to the \mydir2\ directory in order for this
to work.
Alan young's snippet he gave you:
opendir my $DH, '\mydir2\' or die "Unable to open mydir2: $!";
should quickly tell you if you don't have read permission on \mydir2.
ceauke wrote:
Wow, thanks. It's working. I have a problem with the dir structure:
Perls seems to search for mydir in \cgi-bin\ and not where I defined mydir
in the apache conf file.
So my structure is like this:
\cgi-bin\myprog.cgi <---- my program
\cgi-bin\mydir1\ <----- this one can be seen by my program
\mydir2\ <----- how do I show this content?
