heres the code parse.pl run as parse.pl?131 
#!usr/bin/perl
$data_file= "data\/" . $ENV{QUERY_STRING} . ".klp";
open(DATA, $data_file) || die("Could not open file! Please notify the 
+Webmaster by clicking the back the back button in your browser and ty
+ping 001\~$data_file as the error code.");
@rawdata=<DATA>;
close(DATA);
chop (@rawdata);
($title,$genre,$date,$info,$author,$emailaddy,$aol,$icq)=split(/\\ns/,
+@rawdata) || die("$data_file is not formatted correctly. Please notif
+y the webmaster by clicking back in your browser and place 002\~$data
+_file as the error code.");
# %final = ('author', '', 'title', '', 'data', '');
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
print "<HTML><BODY>";
print "title $title";
print "genre $genre";
print "date $date";
print "info $info";
print "author $author";
print "emailaddy $emailaddy";
print "aol $aol";
print "icq $icq";
print "<\/body><\/html>";

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heres the 131.klp file
this is the fake title
\ns
greeting
\ns
january 1492 or something
\ns
welcome to the site
\ns
beef-
\ns
thisis\@fake.com
\ns
thisisfake
\ns
111222333444

In reply to does anyone know why this text parser wont work by beef

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