I receive the following error message when trying to upload a file. I've checked all permissions. Thanks

CGI ERROR
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Error Message : The directory you specified isn't really a directory.
Make sure that this is indeed a directory and not a file.

Please copy the following files as TEXT files, upload them to a PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLE DIRECTORY in your WEB SERVER, and then post the URLs to the TEXT files:

default.cfg
db.cgi

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Eliot Lee....
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Thanks, here's the URL

http://www.caddealer.com/dbman_support/

1) Change the following in your db.cgi file:


to the following:


OR the following:


Change /path/to to your ABSOLUTE PATH in your server.

2) Change the following in your default.cfg file:


to the following:


BTW: & serves a special function in Perl and you must "escape" it in order for it to work in string, hash, and array values.

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Eliot Lee....
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No luck with those changes, still get

CGI ERROR
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Error Message : The directory isn't writable. Make sure that this directory is writable by all users.
At your UNIX command prompt, type chmod 777 /m-r/mtsltd/public_html/userupload

The attributes of this directory are set to 777

Well then...I would recommend contacting your hosting company and ask them if there is a permission problem with the server, and also how you would exactly set-up cgi scripts.

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