flock is a traditional unix/posix function which perl simply implements, I don't think there has been a similar function implemented in perl for windows.

About the 'uninitialized' warnings, well... You didn't initialize those keys, that's all it's saying. I don't think it's a problem here, I get those often when not all cgi-parameters are given.

Btw, you might want to upgrade your apache, since everything before 1.3.26 contains a nasty buffer overflow in the way chuncked encoding is handled (I don't think it's actively exploitable in windows, at least not more than an annoying DoS attack).


Regards,

   wouter

In reply to Re: Problem with CGI script. by december
in thread Problem with CGI script. by DigitalKitty

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