in reply to There isn't anything wrong with this, is there?

If this is an accurate copy-and-paste, your shebang line is broken: you left out the slash before "usr". Unless the interpreter really is in usr/bin/perl under the cgi directory.

Can I call you crazy anyway? ;-)

HTH

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Re: Re: There isn't anything wrong with this, is there?
by perrin (Chancellor) on Oct 12, 2001 at 04:30 UTC
    This makes sense, since George was testing on Win32. He probably has his server set to associate files with Perl based on a .pl extension or something, as opposed to the #! line.
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