Ty, Are you running off the os x built-in server or MAMP? I've found that a MAMP installation gets around a lot of permission issues. Although it's not secure out-of-the-box for web hosting, it's great for local network and development purposes.
Rick (fellow tt2 noob/lurker) On 6/6/07, Ty Sayman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I cannot get the CGI example in the 2.19 tutorial to run without a ' userinfo.html not found' error. After getting tpage and ttree to work on static pages, getting DBI to work, and being fantastically happy about finding the Template Toolkit, I hit the wall with the CGI example. My computer is running a fully-up-to-date OSX setup. - Perl works. - Apache is running. - Basic CGI programs work. (in the /Library/Webserver/CGI-Executable and /Users/me/Sites/cgi-local directories) When I run the cgi_from_tutorial.pl file from the command line, it prints the html output as expected. When I run the cgi_from_tutorial.pl file from the browser, I get the 'file not found - 'userinfo.html' not found at wtf.pl line xx Where should the 'userinfo.html' file be stored? (in the INCLUDE_PATH (where it is), or somewhere else) I know this post is short on detail, but I figured the answer would be simple and wouldn't require copies of config *.pl *.html and everything else. Blast away...gently Ty
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