Greetings: Please forgive me if this is a stupid question, but I am not a web programmer and know nothing about Perl. That said, I have a web site using Active Perl scripts running on NT 4.0 w/ SP6a & IIS4. We just purchased a new server machine. I installed NT, IIS, Active Perl, all service packs ect. We copied over the entire web site (manually and using a Web Site Export utility). Everything works on the new site except one Perl script for processing online orders. We get a message saying: "order.pl' script produced no output". Is there something I need to do on the new IIS server (other than installing Active Perl) to allow the old server scripts to run properly on the new server? I am totaly lost on this and the person who created the scripts is out of town. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, LOU

In reply to Script error after move to new server by Lou

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