Yesterday you helped me to get out the darkness, but still shadow remains in my soul: 
#!/usr/bin/perl
$number_of_digits = 6;
open (COUNTING, "< D:/StronyKlientow/cematsil.bptnet.pl/main/Alicja/pe
+rl/counter.txt")||die"can not open";
$count = <COUNTING>;
#chop ($count) if $count =~ /\n$/;
close (COUNTING);
$count ++;
print ("Content-type: text/html\n\n");
print "<HTML><BODY BGCOLOR=lightblue><TABLE ALIGN=center BORDER=0>\n\n
+";
print "<TR><TD ALIGN=Center VALIGN=top>\n\n";
@digits = split(//, $count);
$spline = '%0' . $number_of_digits . 'd';
$count = sprintf("$spline", $count);
@digitimages = split(//, $count);
foreach $digitimage (@digitimages) {
$image = "<img src=\"../obrazki/" . "$digitimage" . ".gif\" VSPACE=0>"
+;
print ("$image");
}
print "\n";
print "</TD></TR></TABLE>\n</BODY></HTML>\n\n";
open (COUNTING, ">D:/StronyKlientow/cematsil.bptnet.pl/main/Alicja/per
+l/counter.txt") or die "Cannot open: $!\n";
print COUNTING $count;
close COUNTING;
exit;

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This program works perfectly on my PC, but uploaded to server refuse to write into file. On the server side I can open the file (counter.txt) for reading but I can not write to it (the counter do not increase). It is Apache server. Is there anything that I can do now? Maybe the server administrator should do somehing... (what?)
Regards, sOKOle
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In reply to On server, counter file is read-only by sOKOle

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