Greetings!

I have a weird problem:
In the last 2-3 weeks Apache server upon calling my CGI application started to write this to a log file: 

[Wed Feb 15 17:09:32 2006] [error] [client 192.168.14.21] script not f
+ound or unable to stat: /some/path/undefined, referer: http://test-se
+rver/cgi_app.pl

[download]
Of course program '/some/path/undefined' does not exist, nor any invocation of a program of that name in my source code (nor in apache config files).
Anywhere!

So I made a little program named 'undefined' and placed it in /some/path. This program appends to a /tmp/some_file.log time of call and arguments passed to a program. After a few execution of a CGI program I get execution times in that file (meaning @ARGV is empty). So now I don't have nasty lines in apache log files :-)

Any hints of what could possibly generate such behaviour in a CGI application?

In reply to invocation of a ghost file by arkturuz

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