>>Did you mean for there to be two <html> tags or is it a typo?
Just a typo. Should not have a big effect, but it has been fixed. >>I've never used cgitb (and until now didn't know it existed!) >>so can't comment. I had not heard of it until this week when I started working on CGI stuff, but I have found it super handy! All you have to do it "import cgitb; cgitb.enable()" and all tracebacks will get printed to nicely formatted HTML output on the page you were trying to load. >>But I usually see this when the web user doesn't have >>permission to open the html file. But... This definitely would make the most sense in that the error is not a Python error, at least I am assuming so from the lack of traceback. However, the odd thing is that if I hit template.html directly, the page renders just fine. This would mean the web user can access it, right? And I was assuming the Python script was being run by the web user as well, but perhaps it is not. >>For all users? >>Remember that the web server runs as a separate user >>and that's the user than needs to open the file. Sorry, I stated that poorly. What I meant was that in the process of troubleshooting, I ended up enabling ALL permissions, so user, group, and others could read, write, and execute. So since this is now the case, and the script runs fine locally, and I can hit template.html on its own on the web server... I am still quite baffled! -Sam _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - Tutor@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
