in reply to HTML page loading 'cut off'

Is there anthing helpful in the web server log files? Perhaps if you provide an example script which reproduces the problem (please give details of any input data your script uses) someone would be able to provide more constructive help.

There are some tutorials on CGI Programming which may be of interest, for example the Debugging setion of Ovid's CGI Course.

Martin

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Re^2: HTML page loading 'cut off'
by Anonymous Monk on Jul 29, 2009 at 07:22 UTC
    Already checked the logs: Nothing helpful. As I mentioned previously I discovered the problem using a proprietary application and creating my own script just confirmed there was an issue with large files getting cut off which perhaps suggests there is a problem with the environment. I followed the sample on this page: http://www.perlfect.com/articles/perlfile.shtml for reading in a large file line-by-line. I don't believe it's a problem with the data file itself - I have tried changing the input data used and the problem is reproducible and also, as I mentioned previously the point at which the file gets cut of seems arbitrary (it's not always the same place in the file).
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      sounds like server timeout
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        It sounds like it yes but wouldn't server time out warnings be printed in the web server logs? I haven't found any errors related to time out issues.
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        I read the article but I got very little out out of it - I'm not a perl developer, I just admin a system that relies on it. Are you suggesting I need to run the script in the link?
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