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CGI writing to file

Asked by perlperl in CGI Scripting

Tags: file, write, cgi, perl

I have a CGI script running on my desktop with APACHE as web server.
In my CGI/Perl script, I am doing

open(TP, "> $file") or die "Cannot open the file";
print TP "TESTTTTTTTTTTTTT \n";
close TP;

$file is the path not on my desktop (C:) but on a network share....

After executing the script....It does not create the file...also it does not throw any error message saying that it cannot open file or so...

I can manually create the file on network share from command prompt but not through teh CGI script

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CGI writing to file

Asked by perlperl in CGI Scripting

Tags: file, write, cgi, perl

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