Hi, all! I have searched the archive but haven't found answers to what are probably quite frequent problems. Could someone help? Problem 1: QUITTING CGI PROGRAMS --------------------------------- I am putting together a site which is entirely dependent on MacPerl scripts saved as CGI applications. I would like to stop them from quitting after the "five minutes of inactivity". This so as to avoid fragmenting RAM and to prevent a user's request from reaching me at the moment of quitting and being lost. I have tried using &MacPerl'Quit(0) but that doesn't seem to do the trick. Is there a way to do this? Problem 2: CRASHING CGI PROGRAMS --------------------------------- Occasionally I find that one of the programs freezes, despite its having worked perfectly before. Example: one of the programs puts up a random quote on every reload of a page. It works, but unpredictably on an arbitrary reload, the program freezes and I can't even quit the CGI manually. I have to quit MacPerl and then quit the CGI. Sometimes the only way I can get the CGI to quit is by restarting. I realise that some of this may be due to my specific configuration, but I doubt that, since this behaviour has recurred on extensive testing on both an 8100 PowerMac and on the LC475 (68K) Mac. Both had sufficient RAM. Both had servers running off the local hard disk. Both are running MacPerl 5.07 with the most recent MacHTTP CGI extension. A previous version of this same suite of programs ran without a hitch under MacPerl 4.18 and the Feb 95 CGI glue. Is this a bug? Are there any thoughts on this, please? ----- Thanks to anyone for any reply. If there are significant direct replies to me, I will collate them and post a summary. Have a good weekend, gauden galea http://www.is.unimt.mt/~gauden (for too long under construction)