Right, Im getting somewhere but it still doesnt quite work !

I have a perl scripts folder within my public_html folder. I can look at my logfile and it says: 
URL=http://myserver/~basm101/perl_scripts/ptk_test.ppl
  security level=4

[download]
which seems fairly sensible. I upgraded my netscape to netscape7. Now I no longer have the Error=!60 box popping up. Instead when I go to the url pointing to the perl script I just get the browser thinking a lot about it, and telling me "Transferring data from myserver..." in the bar at the bottom of the browser. However, this still doesnt go anywhere.

What version of netscape do you use ? I now have the most recent versions of perl, perl tk and netscape7.

How long does your browser take to run the tk program ?
thanks again,
basm101

In reply to Re: Re^7: PerlPlusPlugin: Security CGI problems by basm101
in thread PerlPlusPlugin: Security CGI problems by basm101

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