WHAT's wrong with this?? THE browser just hangs, no error, no timeout. <h1><img src="images/analogo.gif" alt=""> Analog form interface</h1> <!-- Make the edits below. You also need to edit anlgform.pl. -->
<!-- First, uncomment the img tag above, edited if necessary. -->
<!-- Next, uncomment the following line, edited to reflect the correct --> <!-- location of anlgform.pl in you server's filespace. --> <form action="http://ontheline.onlineserve.net/stats/anlgform.pl" method="POST">
<!-- On Windows & OS/2, use the following line, edited to reflect the --> <!-- location your configuration file in your whole filespace. --> <!-- Your configuration file MUST specify the FULL PATH NAME of your --> <!-- LOGFILE (unless you set it below), your DOMAINSFILE and your --> <!-- LANGFILE (not LANGUAGE!). --> <!-- (You can do this on Unix too, but you probably set the location at --> <!-- compile time, in which case it's not necessary.) --> <input type=hidden name="cg" value="D:\home\analog\analog.cfg">
<!-- Many systems will want the IMAGEDIR to be different on the form --> <!-- than from the command line, because it should not be within /cgi-bin/ --> <input type=hidden name="IMAGEDIR" value="images/analogo.gif">
<!-- Some users will want to set their logfile like this. If you do, you --> <!-- musn't also specify the LOGFILE in the "cg" configuration file above. --> <input type=hidden name="LOGFILE" value="D:\home\analog\logfile.log">
I HAVE tried commenting out the LOGFILE line above and putting it in the .cfg file as well. BUT not both.
IS THIS possibly a clue?
C:\Perl5\nsperl.exe anlgform.pl <offline mode: enter name-value pairs on standard input> ^C (interupt) THE WHOLE report here using the logfile.log (even though it's commented out in the .cfg??) ^C (interupt) D:\home\analog>
BUT C:\Perl5\nsperl.exe anlgform.pl LOGFILE=logfile.log The whole report. D:\home\analog>
So my guess is when I launch anlgform.pl from the browser it's just sitting behind the scenes in "<offline mod: ...etc.">
I can tell the analog.exe runs because I get the "ERRFILE errorlog.txt file.
BTW, don't worry about the poor security I'll fix that later.