Hi There,

I Have this script whish should send info to me via email with the edited fields fulled in by the user, they should then get a email confirming this. But getting errors when uploaded to server the dreaded 500 Internal Server Error. When I look at this script in detail the errors seem to be coming from the 3rd line.

$mail_prog = '/usr/sbin/sendmail' -froot@willettsbutchers.co.uk;
 
Warning: Content-Type header not found in the script output.
Array found where operator expected at willettsform.cgi line 3, at end
+ of line
Unquoted string "co" may clash with future reserved word at willettsfo
+rm.cgi line 3.
Unquoted string "uk" may clash with future reserved word at willettsfo
+rm.cgi line 3.
syntax error at willettsform.cgi line 3, near "froot@willettsbutchers"
Execution of willettsform.cgi aborted due to compilation errors

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Please can you help as I know nothing about scripting and have not got a clue what this means.

rbspro

Retitled by davido from 'snytax errors'.

In reply to Tracking down the source of '500 server' errors by rbspro

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