I went down and bought my daily cookie. :D And I'm trying to write a CGI script in Perl. Internal server error, even though everything compiles just fine. It's the same as it was in class! >_< I hate that.
I've got most of these Internal Server Errors with a Apache server with suexec. Before I could "master" it (can I ever say that?....), I had countless hours of debugging, error log analisis and experiments and plus experiments while all deadlines faded away!....
Now I've already devised a way where I know it doesn't stand in my way but still, trying to install CGIs from others I get strange results, sometimes, that I really thing that are due to it.
I don't know which WEB server you are trying to run the CGI but being in PERL is probable that the server will be in a unix servers and that the WEB server might be Apache and have suexec installed.
By the way, if you are interested to se one of the CGI generated sites I have aleay working, you can look at:
http://www.ajose.ebox.pt/Admin/stats
It's all CGI generated (there is no static HTML file).
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Internal Server Error....
Before I could "master" it (can I ever say that?....), I had countless hours of debugging, error log analisis and experiments and plus experiments while all deadlines faded away!....
Now I've already devised a way where I know it doesn't stand in my way but still, trying to install CGIs from others I get strange results, sometimes, that I really thing that are due to it.
I don't know which WEB server you are trying to run the CGI but being in PERL is probable that the server will be in a unix servers and that the WEB server might be Apache and have suexec installed.
By the way, if you are interested to se one of the CGI generated sites I have aleay working, you can look at:
http://www.ajose.ebox.pt/Admin/stats
It's all CGI generated (there is no static HTML file).