When I specify the location of the config file, should I start at the root
of the webserver or the root of the machine. At the root of the web server
would look like
":cgi-bin:opensrs:etc:OpenSRS.conf";
While the root of the machine looks like
":macintosh HD:*network software:webstar:cgi-bin:opensrs:etc:OpenSRS.conf";
Am I correct in using " :" instead of "/" ?
Thanks
Bill
on 4/13/01 7:54 PM, Charles Daminato at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Make sure you've got the OpenSRS.conf file pointing to the correct lib
> directory, or the system won't be able to locate the required modules.
>
> Charles Daminato
> TUCOWS Product Manager
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> On Fri, 13 Apr 2001, Bill Doucet wrote:
>
>> Greetings everyone
>>
>> I am still trying get things set up on our Mac servers and I think I am on
>> the right track ( don't feel quite as stupid as I did this time yesterday)
>>
>> Searched the archives and found a discussion about Mac servers, followed the
>> directions given there and came up against a wall. I am trying to call up
>> the reg_system.cgi directly and get this error message in my browser
>>
>> # Can't locate OpenSRS/XML_Client.pm in @INC.
>> File 'Macintosh HD:*NETWORK
>> SOFTWARE:webstar:cgi-bin:opensrs:cgi:reg_system.cgi'; Line 11
>> # BEGIN failed--compilation aborted.
>> File 'Macintosh HD:*NETWORK
>> SOFTWARE:webstar:cgi-bin:opensrs:cgi:reg_system.cgi'; Line 11
>>
>> Line 11 looks like this
>>
>> use .OpenSRS::XML_Client qw(:default);
>>
>>
>> Can anyone point me in the right direction?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Bill Doucet
>> caCanada.ca
>>
>>
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