Subj : Re: CGI not working
To   : All
From : ROLF KNOBEL
Date : Thu Jan 31 2019 19:17:14

Date: Thu, 02 Feb 2006 11:55:49 -0400
From: ROLF KNOBEL
To: HECTOR SANTOS
Subject: Re: CGI not working
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My https.dll: 2006-01-31  05:33p (the new gamma), the same result, the CGI 
doesn't work.
I tested it with 451.5 and see that it's the same problem. Now I restored an 
old backup from 454.4 to test it and the CGI are working. Didn't you change 
anything in the 451.5 update with PHP and CGI? Possibly this has something 
to do with it.

My ActivePerl version: 5.6.1 Build 635

Perl scripts from a DOS prompt are working, the SpamAssassin from 
wsSpamGuard too. 

Rolf


On 1/31/06 4:23 PM, HECTOR SANTOS wrote to ROLF KNOBEL:

-> Hmmmm,
-> 
-> I copied and pasted this a ROLF.PL file
-> 
-> ------------- cut here -----------
-> print "Environment Variables";
-> print "";
-> while(($key,$val) = each(ENV))
-> {
->  print "$key: $val \n";
-> }
-> print "";
-> ------------- cut here -----------
-> 
-> and it into my CGI bin directory.
-> 
-> I started my browser, logged in and type:
-> 
->     /cgi/rolf.pl
-> 
-> and it spit out the entire environment.
-> 
-> I'm using the latest GAMMA AUP.  I ran the GAMMA AUP to make sure. The
-> important dll is:
-> 
->     2005-12-17  06:54p             555,284 wchttps.dll
-> 
-> and by the date of it, that hasn't changed since the initial gamma
-> release back in December.
-> 
-> Hope you can help find out whats going on there.
-> 
-> Oh, I have a very old ActivePerl.....2001 version.
-> 
-> ????
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-> <ROLF KNOBEL> wrote in message 
news:1138735738.40.0@winserver.com...
-> > Hi
-> >
-> > I have a few Perl CGI running on my site. I did the Gamma AUP and
-> they're
-> > not working anymore.
-> >
-> > I tested it with a small script test.cgi:
-> >
-> > print "Environment Variables";
-> > print "";
-> > while(($key,$val) = each(ENV))
-> > {
-> >  print "$key: $val \n";
-> > }
-> > print "";
-> >
-> > Normally it would list all environment variables but now it's an empty
-> display.
-> > If I look at the page source (the blank page, I replaced the brackets
-> with []):
-> >
-> > [!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"]
-> > [HTML][HEAD]
-> > [META http-equiv=Content-Type content="text/html; charset=windows-
-> > 1252"][/HEAD]
-> > [BODY][/BODY][/HTML]
-> >
-> > That's all. And this is for all CGI I have on my site.
-> 

 
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