[crizzler]

hello all,

appreciate some comments about this message.
my server is Win NT
got this when doing servertest.pl

Checking PERL version... OK
Checking for CGI... OK
Checking for HTTP... OK
OK
Checking for LWP... OK
Everything is in place and functional. You can run POD version 1.70d Perl version: 5.006 CGI version: 2.74.

then I configured my path, loaded every in the cgi bin and got
ERROR %1 is not a valid Win32 application. when trying to find pod.cgi

this path stuff can sometimes to vague for me so i guess i enter it wrong, or this script won't won't work on my server.

sample of what i did:

### Script configuration
#############################################################################

## Name of your script. For example, 'pod.cgi' or 'dir'
$pod_progname="pod.cgi";

## URL path to your script (ie /cgi-bin/pod/)
$pod_urlpath="/cgi-bin/pod/";

## Full path and script name
## Replace with
$pod_fullpath="$ENV{'SCRIPT_NAME'}";
## to increase portability of the script. If you do this, you can
## ignore the settings of the two above variables.
$pod_fullpath="$pod_urlpath$pod_progname";

## To log searches, insert the full path and filename of your logfile
## into pod_logging. Comment it out for no logging (default)
$pod_logging = "/home/lib/httpd/logs/pod_searches.log";

## Where your header.html and footer.html files are located
$pod_templatedir = "/home/user/public_html/cgi-bin/pod/";

what do you all think?

b

[BeRKA]

A few strange things that I spot at once:
Use either $ENV{'SCRIPT_NAME'} or $pod_urlpath$pod_progname, not both of them.

Is this really the path to "pod_searches.log"?
/home/lib/httpd/logs/pod_searches.log

Is this really the path to your header and footer files?
/home/user/public_html/cgi-bin/pod/

good luck