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problem with cgi-pms under tomcat-env
The user and environment that apache runs under will depend on how it is configured. You could use
Data::Dumper
to print out %ENV and @INC. You should also be using:
use strict; use warnings;
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Re^2: problem with cgi-pms under tomcat-env
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ppmss
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on Oct 16, 2008 at 09:02 UTC
Thanks,
setting
$ENV{SYSTEMROOT}="C:\\WINDOWS";
at the start of the CGI-script solves the problem.
Peter
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