The URL pointed to your script, which I copied to a local machine here.

I used the subject "Test" and the comment "Foo"

when I clicked the submit button in the email I got:

$subject is Test
$content is
[download]

The URL was correct: http://192.168.1.102/test/view_sent_form_data.cgi?subject=Test&content=Foo

Further analysis shows that the form variable in your scripts is set to a different name than what you're trying to print. IE, you do this in your script that generates the email:

Comments: <textarea name="content" rows="2" cols="15"></textarea>

and this in your script that prints:

my $comments = param("comments");

So, I think you have a combination of things. 1) Your CGI parameter is wrong, and 2) AOL may not be letting you submit properly (or may be munging your HTML as was suggested above)

After correcting the CGI parm, everything worked properly on a different email client (AOL email not being very friendly). Thanks for the great help.

-sam