H
Herbman
I have a script which includes a variable found in a .cfg file whose
content was:
#!/usr/bin/perl
$basedir="/html/users/maestro-documentarycom/html/cgi-bin/wwwboard";
# Directory to wwwboard scripts
$mesgpath="/html/users/maestro-documentarycom/html/wwwboard"; #
Directory to wwwboard scripts
1;
I sinced modified it due to some path errors to the following:
#!/usr/bin/perl
$basedir="/html/cgi-bin/wwwboard"; # Directory to wwwboard scripts
$mesgpath="/html/wwwboard"; # Directory to wwwboard scripts
1;
When I call the Perl script, it still gives me the following error
D:\html\users\maestro-documentarycom\html\cgi-bin\wwwboard\wwwboard.pl
line 381
I change the file the .cfg file, but I still get the same path error.
Is this page being cached and if so, how do I un-chache it?
content was:
#!/usr/bin/perl
$basedir="/html/users/maestro-documentarycom/html/cgi-bin/wwwboard";
# Directory to wwwboard scripts
$mesgpath="/html/users/maestro-documentarycom/html/wwwboard"; #
Directory to wwwboard scripts
1;
I sinced modified it due to some path errors to the following:
#!/usr/bin/perl
$basedir="/html/cgi-bin/wwwboard"; # Directory to wwwboard scripts
$mesgpath="/html/wwwboard"; # Directory to wwwboard scripts
1;
When I call the Perl script, it still gives me the following error
D:\html\users\maestro-documentarycom\html\cgi-bin\wwwboard\wwwboard.pl
line 381
I change the file the .cfg file, but I still get the same path error.
Is this page being cached and if so, how do I un-chache it?