Hello,

Telewest server crashed, it would seem, for good. Have spent days and days migrating 5 & 6 database driven sites per day to Dreamhost. Between the servers there are some quirks and changes one of which caused me to write this tiny script to zip up some files so client can collect at will. But I am getting premature end of script headers from it from browser. It compiles and runs fine from command line, makes the zip and all. Have I lost it?

Host is running linux, perl, v5.8.4.

#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w
use strict;

my $rm = `rm /home/sumsite/public_html/foo/admin/cd.zip`;
my $cmd = `zip -q -r ./cd cd`;

print "Location: http://www.sumsite.com/foo/admin/cdZip.php\n\n";

[download]

I'm going to dream about this tonight!

Sat Jan 05 19:58:04 2008 error client 11.111.111.111 Premature end of script headers: cdZip.pl

Any help greatly appreciated!

jg
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In reply to Clearly lost my mind by jerrygarciuh

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