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Fixed it. Thanks.

Okay, I did that, and I end up with /home/minhtam2448/saimoearena.com/cgi-bin/survey , but the following subroutine still gives me a !-e for file existence: sub check_files{ $DATA_FILE="$DATA_PATH/$SURVEY_NAME\.srv"; $LOG_FILE="$DATA_PATH/$SURVEY_NAME\.log"; if ( !-e $DATA_FILE){...

From what I know, the path ends with saimoearena.com/cgi-bin/survey , where saimoearena.com is the website itself. That was also my first guess as to the system path, but it did not work out.

The current script I found on the internet involves the following variable # $DATA_PATH is the FULL system path to the directory where # your survey data files are stored. Your web server must have # permission to write to and create files in this directory $DATA_PATH=...

Ah, yeah, I know that much. Good proxies are really good. Kind of why the NBA All-Star ballot has millions of votes. I just want to know if there was anyway to detect and deny proxy access through a CGI script. Of course, I just want to get rid of the basic general proxies, such as AOL ones...

Hi. I've been running a little contest using a nomination form, and so far, I am suspecting someone is using a proxy to try to multi-vote. Generally, the only method I know of trying to avoid this is to ban an array of IPs, which isn't really a good idea as some innocents may be affected...

Thanks for the quick response. I've looked it over, and it definitely looks easier, but I'm still unsure about whether I really understand and know what I'm doing. For now, I've written a sample script as a test, but I'm not sure if I've even hit first base. Here's the HTML form template that...

Hi. I just picked up an interest in PERL and CGI programming and I want to run a little popularity contest within anime characters. Unfortunately, I am unsure of my knowledge within CGI to do so. I have a lot of questions to ask, so please bear with me. At this point, I am unsure of what to...