Hi PikK45,

The nice thing about the CGI script is that STDIN and STDOUT are the same for Perl and the web-server. So without using your AIX web-server you can test any CGI script setting up a input file and then do the following(untested): 

cat inputfile | perl script.cgi > outputfile

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By adjusting the inputfile and the script.cgi you can see differences in the outputfile. Getting it to work on the AIX server is another thing, but it'll get you started.

Good Luck...Ed

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In reply to Re: run a CGI script by flexvault
in thread run a CGI script by PikK45

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