Hello Andre,
Thanks for your test2 script. I changed things a bit in the first few
lines (see below), so I could actually get a valid browser output. As you
can tell, I put an eval around the 'new CGI' call again. If I don't, the
script just mysteriously exits: no 'print', no nothing, and doesn't get to
the HERE! statement. Simply doing "my $query = new CGI" alone, with the
presence of POST data, and the script exits (module segfaults? I cannot
tell; I'm not at awardspace's hosting site).
So, needless to say, this is quite serious. Like I said, I even got an
admin (not a silly helpdesk clerk) to admit that it's a bug; but they're
not gonna fix it. That's why I was looking for a way around it.
- Mark
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print "Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1\n\n";
print "Starting test2.pl, PID = $$\n";
print "Server is " . $ENV{SERVER_SOFTWARE} . "\n";
print "CGI version is $CGI::VERSION\n";
eval {my $query = new CGI} || print "could not create new CGI : $!";
my $md5 = new Digest::MD5 || print "could not create new MD5 : $!";
print "\nHERE!\n";
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