Hello,
We have a new customer that is trying to run a perl script that ran fine at his old hosting company. He chose a windows plan. He is getting the following error:
CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
He has tried all kinds of permutations of paths.
Tech support here said this would work #!/usr/local/bin/perl
then they said try c:\bin\perl.
Here is what the enduser wrote last...
I think that the problem may be because this is a windows setup and has different requirements than Linux. Unfortunately I don't know what the different requirements are.
It is possible that since the resume directory is not actually mentioned in the script that we may have to have a different subdirectory for resume search and job search. Linux picked up the fact that the acceptit1 directory had multiple subdirectories and reacted to the directory that did the posting. - Even if it was from a different directory all together.
It's possible that either the windows platform is not that smart or it may have security features that disallow it.
I'm going to try to do another subdirectory in the cgi-bin so that it only points to one subdirectory and see what happens.
Any ideas would be appreciated.
We have a new customer that is trying to run a perl script that ran fine at his old hosting company. He chose a windows plan. He is getting the following error:
CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
He has tried all kinds of permutations of paths.
Tech support here said this would work #!/usr/local/bin/perl
then they said try c:\bin\perl.
Here is what the enduser wrote last...
I think that the problem may be because this is a windows setup and has different requirements than Linux. Unfortunately I don't know what the different requirements are.
It is possible that since the resume directory is not actually mentioned in the script that we may have to have a different subdirectory for resume search and job search. Linux picked up the fact that the acceptit1 directory had multiple subdirectories and reacted to the directory that did the posting. - Even if it was from a different directory all together.
It's possible that either the windows platform is not that smart or it may have security features that disallow it.
I'm going to try to do another subdirectory in the cgi-bin so that it only points to one subdirectory and see what happens.
Any ideas would be appreciated.
