Hi Folks
After many hours of trying different things to cure the above problem, I suddenly wondered about CGIWrap and did a search for it on this forum. The server is a Sun Cobalt RaQ. The scripts are passed through CGIWrap.
Apparently there is a peculiarity of the Cobalt RaQs which prevents the correct transmission of value pairs when the script is called using the POST method.
So to fix:
The definition of $db_script_url has to be changed from:
$db_script_url = $db_dir_url ."/db.cgi";
to:
$db_script_url = "/cgi-bin/db/db.cgi"; [The local path to the script relative to the web server root.]
I also had to apply the Xitami web server hack in the FAQ as the RAQ does not authenticate properly.
Thanks to all who helped!
After many hours of trying different things to cure the above problem, I suddenly wondered about CGIWrap and did a search for it on this forum. The server is a Sun Cobalt RaQ. The scripts are passed through CGIWrap.
Apparently there is a peculiarity of the Cobalt RaQs which prevents the correct transmission of value pairs when the script is called using the POST method.
So to fix:
The definition of $db_script_url has to be changed from:
$db_script_url = $db_dir_url ."/db.cgi";
to:
$db_script_url = "/cgi-bin/db/db.cgi"; [The local path to the script relative to the web server root.]
I also had to apply the Xitami web server hack in the FAQ as the RAQ does not authenticate properly.
Thanks to all who helped!