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SUCCESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I started all over and did it all inside the cpanel. Man! I sure need to talk to bill about ssh! ;-) I didn't have to change the access on the files even. They were correct when I extracted them from the tar file. I have Absolutely No idea why the files were not working properly extracting on my home system and ftp'ing them over using WS FTP pro. Never had those kinds of problems before. And like I said...it worked on my local system. But at this point, I think I'll postpone trying to figure it out until another time. It's miller time! Woo Hoo!!!!! Thanks again for all of your help and patience Ricky. I DO appreciate it!! Jack Now to modify the top/bot html files. That is CAKE! I can do html in my sleep!

Well, if I didn't shave my head, I'd be pulling the hair out! ;-) I'll check the log file and see what it says. I'm not sure what I broke to get the first part to stop working. I thought I had all of the permissions set right, but I will check again. As for the path to perl...I get two different paths, depending on where I check. heh. cpanel tells me that it is in /usr/bin/perl the env.pl script tells me that it is at /usr/local/bin/perl soooo...I setup 2 test links with the files coded for the two different paths. I Refuse to give up! Hah! Well, let me go check the log file and see what I can see. Thanks a Lot for your help and patience. This is the first time I've tried to setup a script that was not already preloaded on the system. Gotta learn sometime! All my previous experience has been with html. If nothing else, at least you got a good calendar program!! jack

Ah, there's the rub...I don't know where the error log is. Any ideas? Ok. the files as I got them a couple of days ago had the lines: #!/usr/bin/perl (this was in all files) and $cgiurl = "http://127.0.0.1/cgi-bin/calendar2/index.cgi" ; (only in viewday.cgi and addevent.cgi) =========== In all places, I changed these to be: #!/usr/local/bin/perl and $cgiurl = "http://www.jcobbjr.com/cgi-bin/calendar2/index.cgi" ; ========= Are you saying that the files you dl'ed defaulted to #!/usr/local/bin/perl already? Hmmm...

Yeah. I really do like the utility. It is simple and clean. Well, when I get it working! ;-) Actually, I've made a bit of progress. I've got the main calendar working. I still get the same error when I try to add an event. I'll keep digging. I got the main page to work by resetting (again) the chmod attributes on the files. Thanks for that tip. Maybe I need to see about getting ssh access. It sure beats using these gui versions! heh. Jack p.s. I also changed the perl path, since according to what information I have my perl is in /usr/local/bin/perl. I did change the $cgiurl also. I have the first level of files located in cgi-bin/calendar2 so I only had to put my host name in rather than the local loop address they had in the default. Still working on the addevent stuff. ;-(

Okey Dokey. I am trying to install a cgi-script/perl app. It is an appt. calendar app by Jay Eckles (www.jayeckles.com/calendar). It works fine when I test it locally. Well, it generates the web page output. Since I'm not running a web server I have to pipe to a file and then view it with a browser. ;-) Anyway..., when I load it on my TCH site (www.jcobbjr.com -- Perl script test 1), I get an Internal Server Error. I've verified the chmod settings for all of the files. I've checked the path to the perl binary in all the modules. I'm perplexed. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Thanks. Jack