The code below is some simple code I wrote that works fine except for the print "location: http://www.mscorp.org:3380/connect.asp?Server=www.mscorp.org&rW=640&rH=480&\n\n"; line. Can somebody show me how to connect the user to that location after my script has run?

#!/usr/bin/perl

#Get the requested application ID.
$requestedApp = $ENV{'QUERY_STRING'};

#List Application IDs & executable path for the application ID.
%apps qw(
    USA C:\Apps\USA\USA.EXE
);

#Match $requestedApp to an executable path.
foreach $appkey (keys(%apps)){
    if ($appkey eq $requestedApp){
        $requestedAppPath = $apps{$appkey};
        break;
    }
}

#Write entry to logfile.
open(DBFILE,">>/usr/local/apache/post/www/tsweb.log");
    print DBFILE "$ENV{'REMOTE_ADDR'}|$requestedApp|$requestedAppPath|
+\n";
close(DBFILE);

#Connect the user to the Application Server and terminate the script.
print "location: http://www.mscorp.org:3380/connect.asp?Server=www.msc
+orp.org&rW=640&rH=480&\n\n";
exit;

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In reply to Changing the location header when a port and form data are envolved. by akm2

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