Um... that should be enough. Are you using mod_perl instead of cgi? That would do that - you'd load -T during the startup.pl in your apache configration then.

Nope just using cgi. I was somewhat confused by the error also. Also if you would please email me with the details of what you found in the submit-source script at ziation@perlskripts.com. I see the section you are talking about and again I used a two-arg-open call but the target file to write too is not passed as a cgi perameter like in the previous script. I have only looked into it for about 10 minutes but cannot see a way to modify the target file path.

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Try this from a directory that contains a subdirectory named review.

my $name = "../broken.pl";
open(FILE, ">review/$name") || die "Can't write to review/$name!\n";
print FILE "Hi";
close FILE;
[download]

Notice that it creates a broken.pl in the current directory instead of the subdirectory.

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