I have a problem that I could use some help with.
#!/usr/bin/perl -w use Win32::File; $counter_name="TEST SCRIPT"; $sample_file="sample.t"; print "Content-type:text/html\n\n"; print "<center><font size=1>Script Name: $counter_name</font><br><br> +<br>\n"; print "Attempt to write file: <b>$sample_file</b><br></center>\n"; print "\n\n"; open(FH, ">$sample_file") or die(print "Cannot write to $sample_file f +ile: $!\n"); print FH "I will print this to a file\n"; close(FH); print "<center><font size=1>Writing File $sample_file, complete - $co +unter_name</font><br><br><br></center>\n"; print "\n\n";
I keep getting PERMISSION DENIED error. File permissions are set for read and write the file is located in the cgi-bin.

20030309 Edit by Corion : Added CODE tags


In reply to Perl and WINNT write problem by Anonymous Monk

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