Cat,

I use OS 9. Actually i managed to undetstand the creation of CGI/ACGI files. Now I have the following problem: My scripts completely do not see the CGI-params of either get or post kind. As a matter of fact, no environment variables like: $ENV{"CONTENT_LENGTH"}, etc... are defined. My code is simple and used by me on UNIX based perl 100 times. Maybe I am supposed to install something else?? All i did was install Mac_Perl_520r4_appl.

p.s: that's a cute dog u got...looks a bit like mine...except i have a german shephard with big teeth. :)-

Edit: footpad, ~Tue Nov 20 15:02:41 2001 (UTC)

In reply to Re: Re: Problems with Macperl and HTTP by Anonymous Monk
in thread Problems with Macperl and HTTP by Anonymous Monk

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