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[CCW]

I have installed this calendar as a test to show the bosses who want an online calendar, but have receive the following error.

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CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers. The headers it did return are:

Can't call method "get" without a package or object reference at E:\spsroot\cgi-sims\calendar\calendar.pl line 469
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www.simsbury.k12.ct.us/cgi-sims/calendar/calendar.pl  is the web site.  Planning on purchasing, but have to solve this problem first to show to the powers.  

Any suggestions.

Craig White
Simsbury Public Schools
Simsbury, CT

[DanO]

When I try your administration page at www.simsbury.k12.ct.us/cgi-sims/calendar/calendar_admin.pl
I get the CalendarScript error:

quote:CGISession: Session directory [./cgi-sims/calendar/calendarscript/session/] is not writeable!

Which suggests to be that that directory has incorrect permissions set for it.

BTW. I never received a CGI error message accessing the administration section or the calendar.

JFYI

Dan O.

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[CCW]

I have looked at security.  With II6 there are no security restrictions on the sessions directory and the NTFS security permissions are set to allow everyone full control.  Not settings I would like to leave, but am at the moment to get the calendar fulling operational.  

I ran the debug.pl file and the debug.txt file is written to the seesions folder so the following error does not make sense to me.

CGISession: Session directory [./cgi-sims/calendar/calendarscript/session/] is not writeable!

Any other suggestions?

Craig White

[DanO]

** With II6 there are no security restrictions on the sessions directory and the NTFS security permissions are set to allow everyone full control. **

That is not always allowed inside a cgi-bin directory. At most all that should be required is read and write permissions.

** Any other suggestions? **

I'm afraid not, I don't do Windows?. Sorry.

Dan O.

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