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"David Gibbs" <david=Zwy7GipZuJhWk0Htik3J/w@public.gmane.org> wrote in message news:5.2.0.9.2.20021229124527.031327f8@linux.midrange.com... > The programs seem to run OK ... except every other request that is sent I > get a error 500 "Internal Server Error -- Cannot read script output pipe.". Ok, I worked with IBM support on this a bit and I think we've figured out what is happening.... although I'm kind of distressed about the cause. My CGI program switches user handles so it can operate as the authenticated user. Here's the basic logic ... 1. Program starts, user profile is QTMHHTTP 2. Retrieve current user from the PSDS and save it. 3. Switch to the user profile identified in the REMOTE_USER environment variable. 4. Do work 5. Switch back to the saved user profile (QTMHHTTP) This, however, does not work properly ... something about the QTMHHTTP user not having the necessary authority to do a recv. If, on the other hand, we switch back to QTMHHTP1 instead ... our program works. This flies in the face of the concept of leaving the execution environment in as close to the same state it was when the program started ... and it's got me just a bit concerned. Anyone know why I would need to switch to a different user profile when my CGI program is done? Thanks! david
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