thanks for your reply. I have this code and I have re-authorised in this way: I have set in IIS mmc in the properties-> security -> authentication for anonymous to the administrator (for testing purpose)


    #!perl
use CGI qw /:standard -nph/;
 $|++;
 $POST_MAX=100;
 $DISABLE_UPLOAD=1;
 
 print header();
print start_html(-title=>'*modifica',-bgcolor=>"#000099",-text=>"#FF99
+33");


print start_form(-method=>'POST',-action=>url(-relative=>1),-name=>'fo
+rm1');    ######## oOOOo ####
print 'insert a little number '.url(-relative=>1).br;
    print textfield(-name=>'numero',-value=>"");
    print submit(-value=>' crea tabelline');

if (defined param('numero')){&tabell()}

##########################################
sub tabell{                   ############  "#000000"
 $x=param('numero');
 for $uno(1..$x)
   {
   for $due(1..$x)
    {$array[$uno].=td($uno*$due)}
   }
   print table({-title=>'oOOOo',-bgcolor=>"#000000",-border=>1,-border
+color=>"red",-width=>"80%", -cellspacing=>"0", -cellpadding=>"0"},
   Tr({-align=>'CENTER'},[@array]));
}
##########################################

print end_html();

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..and it still does'nt want to run giving a 403 error (no error on the server).

Lor*

In reply to Re^2: Big trouble with Perl on IIS6 by Discipulus
in thread Big trouble with Perl on IIS6 by Discipulus

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