Thanks for the input.

Sounds like getting the old perl code to work within a new system would be rather difficult. What about this scenario? The people I might do the work for just want to get rid of the ancient machine the .hts files run on. But now they don't want to convert the code to PHP (too much work). They don't know anything about what keeps the files working (Sybase related things) though. Might it be possible to move the code to a Solaris box and have it still function? What pieces are needed in order for the .hts code to work?

Do you think I should I check on CPAN for that Apache module?

Then there's also the other issue of using a mySQL db instead. To me, that doesn't seem to be possible, since all the inline perl code in the hts pages uses special ways of accessing the database. Am I crazy?

Chris