I have tryed everything, and this is the best i have got.

It gives me this error:
Error loading required libraries

Reason: [Sat Sep 9 00:37:28 2000] mysql.cgi: [Sat Sep 9 00:37:28 2000] mysql.cgi: (Maybe you didn't strip carriage returns after a network transfer?)


1. Please check if the file is in MySQLMan directory, permission is set correctly, and that it compiles.

2. If the file exists in the folder, then check if the path to MySQLMan folder is in @INC.
If @INC does not contain the path then add
use lib '/path/to/mysqlman';
to the beginning of mysql.cgi.

Please refer the comments in mysql.cgi for detail.

3. Please check if the file was uploaded in ASCII mode (instead of BINARY mode).

I've done almost everything on that list.
If you know anything that may help, please tell me.

Thanks,
Technic

It could be a problem with your file de-compression program...Probably the method that you used to extract the files from the .zip archive file corrupted the files and even though you uploaded the file in ASCII (which I would double check), the file is corrupted.

Try using WinZip or another high quality de-compression program.

Regards,

Eliot Lee

Make sure you do this one:

as the script has windows linefeeds that need to get stripped.

Cheers,

Alex

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yeah i did all that.

Is this a windows only script?
I use unix. When i upload mysql.cgi in Binary i just get a Internal Server Error.

I use winzip. I have unzipped it several different times just incase. And still nothing.

Make sure you upload _all_ files in ASCII mode, not just mysql.cgi.

Cheers,

Alex

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Gossamer Threads Inc.

ok i just did that then i get a new error.

here it is:
Error Message : fatal undef error: [Sat Sep 9 18:58:59 2000] mysql.cgi: GT_Template (2556): Unable to open template file '/templates/login.html'. Reason: File does not exist. at html.pl line 404

I get this exact same error.

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donm

Hi,


sorry but english is not my native language.

I've got the same error but i fixed it now.

The problem seems to be the path variables in the mysql.cfg

Assuming you have installed the software into your web
/mysqlman/*.* with the subdirectories help and template
uploaded everything in the right way (ascii/bin)
Set the right protection.

and you get the above error the path to your templates is not correct it should be like this:

script_url => "http://www.xxx.yy/mysqlman/mysql.cgi",
home_url => "/", *comment that means in the same directory*
template_dir => "./templates", *comment that means one up and then in /templates*
help_dir => "./help", *comment same as above*

I hope that helps

Cu

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