gauden@jaguar.is.unimt.mt (gauden) writes: >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". Probably you meant to say tht you want them to quit *immediately*, rather than after 5 minutes. >Is there a way to do this? Yes. Include the line print STDERR "iQUIT!\n"; in your program, where the initial 'i' is in fact a reversed (Spanish) exclamtion mark. With the latest glue, this will terminate the CGI after the request hjas completed. >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. This is almost certainly some 5.0.7 bug, which might be fixed in 5.1.0. Matthias ----- Matthias Neeracher <neeri@iis.ee.ethz.ch> http://www.iis.ee.ethz.ch/~neeri "I'm set free to find a new illusion" -- Velvet Underground