You need to calm down and ask yourself what information you've given us to work with. Here's what we know so far:

• You used to be able to surf to http://myip/cgi-bin/myscript.pl and you'd get some result that you expect. (We don't know what this page did, or what the code is, but we believe you.)
• Something has changed (presumably) and now instead of seeing the results of that script, you get re-directed to http://foo.example.com/test. (We don't know if that's a re-direction that you coded as part of your script, whether it's due to your account closing (see above), an Apache mis-configuration, a network outage, some bad hardware, you surfing from a node that can't reach the web server, a virus, some badly installed software, a mis-behaving operating system, voltage fluctuations or all of the above.)

Here's the way the Monastery works: you post an example (hopefully a short one) of what didn't work, and we try to solve it. If you just burst in and start shouting, we won't be able to make head or tail of what you're talking about.

This is my first post, and it is the worst node of the week.

So now you've learned how NOT to ask a question at Perl Monks.

I don't think I will ever ask a question here again.

That's your loss. Ours too, perhaps, because this a terrific perl resource and (!) a fun community. But it doesn't suit everyone, that's true. Even some long time members occasionally get burned to a crisp when their resolve slips.

I wish you the best of luck on your journey.

Update: Corrected a typo and a missing word (know).

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