>I think I must be doing something fundamentally wrong here.
You are indeed: echo.mt only works on UNIX type OSes.
As I said before the ability of the server to process plain MC scripts is
in the works.
> Perhaps if I
>describe exactly what I've done, someone could point out my error(s) or
>omission(s). I'm working on NT.
>
>1. On a network drive known as "winntdoc" and mapped to my machine as "N:",
>I created a directory called "Marni" and within that I created a
>subdirectory called "cgi-bin".
>
>2. I copied the following files to this directory: mc.exe, mchome.mc,
>mctools.mc, mchttpd_0.1b.mc, echo.mt, survey.mt, MChttpd.log, MChttpd.conf,
>and the .gif files that came with the mchttpd download.
>
>3. I opened MetaCard and then opened mchttpd_0.1b.mc.
>
>4. I changed the settings in mchttpd to Port=1080 and Root=N:/Marni/cgi-bin,
>and clicked SET to save the settings.
>
>5. I clicked the START SERVER button.
>
>6. I created a simple web page containing a form with one field and a submit
>button. The HTML for the form is:
><FORM ACTION="http://winntdoc/Data Drive/Marni/cgi-bin/echo.mt"
>METHOD="POST" ENCTYPE="application/x-www-form-urlencoded">
><INPUT TYPE="Text" NAME="Marni"><INPUT TYPE="Submit" NAME="Submit"
>VALUE="Submit">
></FORM>
>
>When I open the web page and enter text in the field and then click Submit,
>IE tells me "The page cannot be displayed" and the IE title bar says "HTTP
>501 Not Implemented."
>
>I also tried setting the root to N:/Marni, //winntdoc/Data Drive/Marni and
>//winntdoc/Data Drive/Marni/cgi-bin (without changing the HTML code at all),
>but got the same result with each of these.
>
>If I change the HTML code to say "file:" instead of "http:", the text of
>echo.mt displays in the browser, so I know I've got the right path set in
>the HTML code. I figure I must be doing something wrong with the server
>setup, because my HTML page echoes properly to
>http://www.metacard.com/cgi-bin/echo.mt. Any ideas?
>
>I'd really appreciate any help that anyone can provide.
>
>Thanks,
>Marni
Regards, Andu
