#!/usr/bin/perl

sub emailreply{
use strict;#comment this out after debugging, but leave it here for your next adventure
use CGI;
my $q = CGI->new();
$q->ReadParse();

my $smsreplydir = 'd:\inetpub\wwwroot\cgi-bin\classads\test';

my $from = $q->{ "from" };
my $msg = $q->{ "text" };
my $msgid = $q->{ "msgid" };


open (SMSREPLY, ">>$smsreplydir/abc.txt");
print SMSREPLY "\n $msgid\n $from\n\n $msg\n\n";
close SMSREPLY;

print $q->header(); #sends your HTTP 200 OK header to the browser, you can control alot of this info yourself
print $q->start_html();#handles the html body tag
#There are more subs that can handle all of your html needs, tables, etc.
print "Thanks for your input. The information has been forwarded to the Big Cheese.\n";#Change this to your liking
print $q->end_html();#End the html page properly


  }