Well, basically, if I remove the 'print "' and the '";' at the end of each line and put it in an HTML file, the page will load and then it will automatically get redirected to my webmail. This is what I want, however I am getting an Internal Server Error when I try to run this. I am not too worried about error checking at this point, however I will eventually want to put some in. I would just like to get it running first. Any pointers on what might be wrong right now? I do not readily have access to the error logs, cause my hosting provider is cheap. 

#!/usr/bin/perl
#####################################################################
# Function :                                                         #
# Load Webmail using the password provided                           #
# Use it :                                                           #
# webmail?username=myusername&password=mypassword&domain=mydomain    #
######################################################################
    
    my $username = param('username');
    my $password = param('password');
    my $domain = param('domain');
    my $correct_usage = "Correct Usage: webmail.cgi\?username=YourUser
+name\&password=YourPassword\&domain=YourDomain";
    
    if ($username eq ""){
        print "No username given.\n $correct_usage"
        }
    elsif ($password eq ""){
        print "No password given.\n $correct_usage"
    }
    elsif ($domain eq ""){
        print "No domain given\n $correct_usage"
    }
    else{
        print "<HTML>
                <HEAD>
                    <TITLE>Logging In...</TITLE>
                </HEAD>
                <BODY>
                    <CE_NTER><B_>Logging into your webmail...please wa
+it...</B_></CEN_TER>
                <FORM name=f action=https://webmail.secureserver.net/s
+rc/redirect.php method=post>
                    <INPUT type=hidden name=login_username value=$user
+name>
                    <INPUT type=hidden name=domain value=$domain>
                    <INPUT type=hidden name=secretkey value=$password>
                    <INPUT type=hidden name=js_autodetect_results valu
+e=0 >
                    <INPUT type=hidden name=just_logged_in value=1>
                    <INPUT type=hidden name=activate_timeout value=yes
+>
                </FORM>";
    
        <SCRIPT language=JavaScript>document.f.submit();</SCRIPT>
        
        </BODY></HTML>";
    }

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In reply to Re: (jeffa) Re: CGI Auto Login by cdubbs94
in thread CGI Auto Login by cdubbs94

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