I Fixed it, It was a problem with the Permissions that are set
automaticly to NOT let anyone execute the file.
thanks for the help
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If you 'use CGI', you can get all the tags and header automatically from
your object. Checkout perldoc CGI.
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Subject: Will not Work on the Server.
I'm having a little trouble getting this simple test file to run on a
server.
I'm having a little trouble getting this simple test file to run on a
server.
printer.pl
1~ #!/usr/bin/perl
2~
3~ $postfile = 'posts.fil';
4~ open(INFO, "<$postfile" );
5~ @PostLines = ;
6~ close(INFO) ;
7~ print "Post Tester\n";
8~ print "\n";
9~ foreach $line (@PostLines)
10~ {
11~ print "
