Thanks for your response, Mark. This is what I was afraid of, because we *do* have a couple thousand users, and I want to add a script that takes over a second to process. If we average about two hits a second, I can't see adding a synchronous cgi that hangs the server for a second. I understand that MacPerl is single tasking, but it would be nice if the glue could 'queue' perl acgi calls, so that it would process all perl scripts in order one-at-a-time but WebSTAR could merrily serve non-cgi pages while this is happening. Kevin > >Plain and simple? No. > >MacPerl is a single tasking program. In other words - it can do one >thing at a time. Change your .acgis to be just .cgi and your problems >should go away. It does mean that everyone has to wait a bit longer in >order to run. But the difference shouldn't be horribly great unless you >have a couple thousand users. :-) > **************************************************************** Kevin Bong 414-796-8776 x391 Online Publishing kbong@kalmbach.com Kalmbach Publishing Company http://www.kalmbach.com ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch