Re: CGI problem

[Evan Trent <evan@xxxxxxxxx>]

> One thing that sometimes happens is your cgi will try to write a 
> temp. file the stock cgi-bin directory permissions are 775 and if 
> you're trying to write into it it will fail. What I've done is create 
> a subdirectory called /scripts/ and chmod it to 777 and then place my 
> publicly executable script in this directory. In your case the .cgi 
> might be attempting to write the temp .html file in the cgi-bin 
> directory and that's not allowed.

Hmmm - I don't think that's the problem but I like your suggestion anyways :)

Thanks!

--Ev

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