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I'll start writing tutorials next then. Or are there some already written that I could leech from? (without infringing on copyrights of course) I know directly copying them isn't the best idea because Google will give the higher page ranking to the site I got them from. Therefore I could...

Thanks for the advice! I had considered that before, but was thinking I would add those boards after enough posts had been put up. I'll do that now. Any other suggestions?

Novice Web Programming Forum: http://webprogramming.x10hosting.com Specifically I'd like to know how to attract forum posters and produce quality content. But all suggestions and pointers are appreciated! Thanks in advance!

Thanks! I'll check into that. I think we can consider this topic solved.

Ah, yes, the culprit must be Notepad. Where is the setting to turn it off? I'd like to do all my scripting and uploading in windows (and especially w/notepad)... While waiting for a reply, I restarted into Linux (Ubuntu--I dual-boot). I used gedit to redo all the coding, CHMODed all the...

Yes, there are three things in the error log: [Tue Apr 06 08:58:14 2010] [error] [client 68.41.93.111] File does not exist: /home/USERNAME/public_html/500.shtml [Tue Apr 06 08:58:13 2010] [error] [client 68.41.93.111] File does not exist: /home/USERNAME/public_html/favicon.ico [Tue Apr 06...

Yes, it did upload in ASCII mode. I first had the upload.cgi in a folder with my index.html, then moved it to the cgi-bin. I tried giving all the files and folders involved 777 permissions, but nothing has worked so far. Still getting the internal server error 500. Could it be a problem with...

I used FileZilla to upload the file... I don't know if it used ACSII mode. CORRECTION: In my attempts to correct any errors in my coding, I screwed up everything. I tested the upload function on my server (it failed with a 500 error) and then fixed it. However, I still get a 500 error...

I've been trying to construct a cgi perl upload script to upload PowerPoint files to a folder and have run into a brick wall. Specifically, it is a 500 Internal Server Error. I successfully tested the setup on my home server (running Apache 2.2 on Windows with Strawberry Perl installed). I've...