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  1. brayne

    Newbie question about 403 error

    Success! And boy do I feel like an idiot. I found out that I was on a "starter" plan, and was not eligible to use Perl scripting. In my own defense though, it wasn't easy to find this out! I upgraded my plan, and it's all working. Thanks again for your patience with what turned out to be a...
  2. brayne

    Newbie question about 403 error

    Leland, I do believe you've found it. I just researched the log situation, and just found this error log: %% [Thu Mar 10 17:02:47 2005] GET /cgi-bin/version.pl HTTP/1.1 %% 403 /z/dr/brucerayne/us1/cgi-bin/version.pl %error Scripting not allowed Now I need to find out why scripting is not...
  3. brayne

    Newbie question about 403 error

    Hi Leland, The script is located at: http://www.brucerayne.com/cgi-bin/version.pl and the script looks like this: #!/usr/bin/perl $command='perl -v'; $title = "Perl Version"; print "Content-type: text/html\n\n"; print "<html><head><title>$title</title></head>\n<body>\n\n"; print...
  4. brayne

    Newbie question about 403 error

    Hi Leland, Thanks, but I tried that and had no success. This is a quote from the Yahoo help page: Please make sure each script has the file extension ".pl" or if you are calling a Perl module you can use the ".pm" file extension. If your Perl script has the extension ".cgi," please rename the...
  5. brayne

    Newbie question about 403 error

    Spewn, thanks for your response. I have double-checked the permissions, and they are read, write and execute. As for the path to the perl file, I assume you are talking about the first line of the perl script that starts with the "#!". The the first line of the script is: #!/usr/bin/perl...
  6. brayne

    Newbie question about 403 error

    Hi, I'm sorry to take up your time with this question, but perhaps someone can at least point me in the right direction. I have a fair bit of programming experience, but I have only just started looking into using Perl scripts. Unfortunately I can't seem to get to first base. I use Yahoo for my...
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  7. brayne

    Linking to separate application under OSX

    Hi all, Sorry if this has already been covered, but I'm in a real bind. I have created a pdf file that allows the user to scan through a range of images. Once they have seen the images, they then have the option to launch a separate application (written by me) that will allow them to select...

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