Right - so far I've got:


sub parse {

    my $q = new CGI;
    print $q->header;

    print '<html><head>';
    print '<title>Test</title>';
    print '</head><body>';

    print "These are the parameters I received:<p>";

    my( $name, $value );

    foreach $name ( $q->param ) {
        print "$name:\n";
        foreach $value ( $q->param( $name ) ) {
            print "  $value\n";
        }
    }
    
    print '</p></body></html>';

}

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Unfortunately the output is:

     These are the parameters I received:

     POSTDATA:

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So really not much progress. However since it seems I've been going about this all wrong maybe just best to leave that and start over from the beginning with TFMail. Feeling somewhat discouraged.

In reply to Re^3: Not getting form data from stdin (nms-cgi) by trewornan
in thread Not getting form data from stdin by trewornan

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