Fenn

I would like to add to this thread -- as I'm in the midst of dealing with a ticket to the helpdesk on an issue similar to this. It was unsettling to find that not only had forwarders I'd had set up for at least a year "disappeared" and were replaced with 13 forwarders of addressess that I would suspect to be spam; but I could not personally delete the strange forwarders, either. I'm still waiting for response from the helpdesk, as the first go-round, I was told they (the helpdesk) had deleted some responders that were caused by a cPanel glitch for me. My second query to them is: "What about the other seven you left there, that I know nothing about, and what happened to the forwarders I had set up?" If you (folks of the forum boards) have heard any further word on this type of issue, I'd appreciate input. Now I'm concerned not only about my e-mail, but about what could possibly be happening that my stuff disappeared and stuff that I cannot delete is still there. Edit: The third and final response I received was: I now need a reality check as well -- I'm a realtively naive user, so, please cue me in -- is the quote listed above an adequate answer to sophisticated users? It strikes me as being less than forthcoming. So, if I'm expecting too much in reply from TCH Customer Service, please give me your opinions. Thank you. Fenn.

Bruce! Goddess thank you! I knew it must be something I just haven't got the experience for. I managed to make it work thanks to your more than timely response. I'm so thrilled. Mwhaaaaa! Thank you also for the welcome to the forums, Bruce and Thomas. Fenn

Up front, let's me be clear, I'm a nimnul when it comes to scripting. It took me 3 days to make this simple program function to the point I've now got it. This is just a caveat so you know how much of a technical low-brow you're responding to. The script starts out well enough here: http://www.dustyskye.com/scgi-bin/story/story.pl When I submit an entry to the program I get the following return to my browser: The file being referenced in the script is:$story_dir = "http://www.dustyskye.com/rpg/loh/storytext";'>http://www.dustyskye.com/rpg/loh/storytext"; Permissions on the file are set to 755 (as it appears from other things I've read through TCH that we don't have to set at 777). However, I also tried 777 just in case. I have changed permissions via Cpanel on the "storytext" file. I have changed permissions via WS_FTP on the "storytext" file. The script is running from my scgi-bin. In my non-technicalness I am now at a loss. Can someone either point me to keywords I can look up in the forum where this issue is addressed, or, jot a reply to this post? Thank you everso! Fenn Below are more specifics -- I don't know what you might need to assess this, so I just included everything I could think of. The author's general FAQ on line has this instruction in direct response to the return I am getting: The config file I'm running is this: