CGI Perl tokens template HTML help.

Hello everyone.

I am trying to set up 2 Perl scripts (.pl) and a Perl module (.pm).

The scripts ran fine on a previous web host service that had suexec
installed.

I have modified the scripts for the new paths on the new hosting
server, but I still can not get the scripts to run right.

I have checked file and directory permissions. The .pm and .pl files
are chgmod 755. All .htm and html files are chgmod 644. All
directories and subdirectories are chgmod 755.

More specifically, I am trying to modify template HTML by parsing for
then replacing tokens with dynamic data then displaying the modified
HTML.

Instead of replacing the tokens with desired strings, the tokens
remain untouched.

I do not think the new host has suexec running. Do I need cgiwrap
statements perhaps?

I read at another Perl/CGI site that the HTML templates need to be
chgmod 700. Is this so?

Please send e-mail if you want to see the code.

TIA.

SOLVED: CGI Perl tokens template HTML help.

Problem rectified.

Since no one responded, anyone who wants to know the answer, please
send e-mail.

I guess even Usenet is losing its luster...

Thanks for the memories.
_____________________________________________
On Tue, 14 Sep 2004 15:17:24 GMT, Neha Raspann
wrote:

>Hello everyone.
>
>I am trying to set up 2 Perl scripts (.pl) and a Perl module (.pm).
>
>The scripts ran fine on a previous web host service that had suexec
>installed.
>
>I have modified the scripts for the new paths on the new hosting
>server, but I still can not get the scripts to run right.
>
>I have checked file and directory permissions. The .pm and .pl files
>are chgmod 755. All .htm and html files are chgmod 644. All
>directories and subdirectories are chgmod 755.
>
>More specifically, I am trying to modify template HTML by parsing for
>then replacing tokens with dynamic data then displaying the modified
>HTML.
>
>Instead of replacing the tokens with desired strings, the tokens
>remain untouched.
>
>I do not think the new host has suexec running. Do I need cgiwrap
>statements perhaps?
>
>I read at another Perl/CGI site that the HTML templates need to be
>chgmod 700. Is this so?
>
>Please send e-mail if you want to see the code.
>
>TIA.
>
>