hello, i'm working on an ssi call to a cgi script that would detect the referring url, and if it's a certain offending domain then it would redirect that viewer to another site. i'm having little luck with what code i've tried to slap together so any help would be much appreciated.... 

#!/usr/bin/perl

print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";

#if the refering agent is dumbdomain.com
  if ( $ENV{HTTP_REFERER} == !~ m|^http://dumbdomain.com/| )

#then redirect to anotherpage.com
  { print "Location: http://www.anotherpage.com\n\n"; }

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thanks in advance everyone!

Edit 2001-05-14 by mirod: added code tags

In reply to blocking naughty referrers by mishko

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