>By default, Member files are stored in the /cgi-bin/Members directory. The >members files are stored as numbers, with a .cgi extension, eg: 00000001.cgi > >Under unix, if you put in http://www.url.blah/cgi-bin/Members/00000001.cgi, >the server will return a 500 error, however, under NT with ActivePerl (v5.07 >I believe?), it will return something like this: > >CGI Error <SNIP> >How to fix? change the members path to something more like >xvc83nx9wy4nd0w74m3. That will solve it Better to make it something a bit more mnemonic, eg member.data and tell the web server not to serve it. -- John Riddoch Email: jrat_private Telephone: (01224)262721 Room C6, School of Computer and Mathematical Science Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, AB25 1HG Windows: The first user interface where you click Start to turn it off.
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