Hi all! I have been browsing the MacPerl list archives, but not having found any answers I finally decided to join the mailing list to ask my question. Please excuse a newbie if I'm way outta line asking this kind of question here... Intro: I wanted to help my brother with some kind of forum/BBS/chat service on his site. So I got a hold of Darryl Burgdorf's WebBBS Perl script (http://awsd.com/scripts/webbbs/index.shtml) and converted it to Mac and now try to run three separate forums on a Mac server (Quid Pro Quo 2.1). Never having used/seen MacPerl before, I think I did good :-) The forums are at... http://cgi.dicom.se/fuchsias/webbbs/fuchsiaforum.acgi http://cgi.dicom.se/aotrg/forum/aotrgforum.acgi http://cgi.dicom.se/aotrg/forum/rosforum.acgi Problem: After some random time (anything from seconds to hours) some, or all, of the cgi "applications" will hang. This is evident in the QPQ log, where calls to the cgi's generate 0 bytes in return. Browsers get "Doc. contains no data" after a 30 sec timeout. CGIs act funny when hung. They will not respond to the "Quit Now" button. I always end up quitting QPQ, MacPerl and then force-quitting the cgis and rebooting the server. More info: Running Swedish System 7.6.1 (tried MacOS 8.1 too), QuidProQuo 2.1 (tried WebStar 2.1), MacPerl 5.1.9r4 patchlevel 5.004 on a PPC 6100/80 40Mb. Speculation: Is this because MacPerl gets confused by handling three concurrent scripts? I tried calling them just .cgi, but no luck. Is this an error in AppleScript? Thats why I tried Mac OS 8.1 with AS 1.1.2. Same errors. Is it the Swedish OS? Am I just stupid trying to get this to work? Can I get this to run as pure .pl files? Standalone cgis? Will that help? Anyone wants to help with this? Any ideas? I'm at the end of a rope here... I'll be more than happy to send the Perl source over to anyone who wants to take a look. (Basically, I just changed unix delimiters to Mac style colons). /petern ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch